So, if you're thinking you'll buy a house with a mortgage payment of $1000 per month and rent the place for $1200 per month, you'll likely be in for an unpleasant surprise as expenses start piling up.

Emilio,Personally I've found this aspect -- having to deal with multiple applicants at the same time, etc. and make fast decisions -- the most unpleasant aspect of the rental business so far in the short time I've been involved in it.I totally agree with the others that you need written criteria and some kind of objective standards, or you will go insane and possibly open yourself up to some kind of discrimination lawsuit in the future if you're very unlucky.

So I could find pleasant or a lot of unpleasant surprises later on in the process.The rents seem reasonable but also look like they have room to go higher.

One roommate out of three tenants on a joint + several lease has descended into hardcore drug use, bringing domestic disturbances and unwanted guests as well as drug use on the property according to the other roommates.

Georgia and the surrounding states are full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.

@Glen KnightNYC might be a tad more difficult and pricey but there are certainly great deals in less populated areas that are perfect for buying/selling unwanted rural land.

It's really amazing how unpleasant it is to be an employee this day and age, even if you have a solid 9-5 job and a growing "career".

Specializing in the purchase of unwanted or burdensome property, real estate sales, and leasing of rental property in the Washington, DC area. 

My tenant has a bird feeder, that she received from a neighbor, and now that neighbor has complained to the HOA because he claims it is attracting unwanted birds(pigeons and doves).

The more units, the better because a vacancy would not force you to an unpleasant leave, especially with one or two units where the percentages are  different greatly on vacancy.