In some states (usually red states), the laws are favorable for landlords. 

The lake in Lake Havasu City is beautiful when it is clean, and the city is working on that (darn houseboats dumping in the lake), but be prepared for a funky fishy smell when you drive into town on a hot day. 

This is a big red flag for me, I’ve asked multiple times and haven’t gotten anything back.

It is a very beautiful area.

When a applicant has a service dog or ESA-certified animal, is this considered a red flag? 

I still strongly suggest the GC--I don't know anything about Philly building codes but when I here big city, it think big red tape and your GC is going to be huge walking through the permit process. 

Though, what I have noticed, is with 1 vacancy and especially 2 I am in the red and usually have to use my nest egg to get by for 2-3 months. 

Furthermore, Greenville's natural beauty, including its proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains and outdoor recreational opportunities, adds to its appeal, attracting outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

It's beautiful country out there.

I did see quite a few gas stations with bars and what not.I have no doubt there are beautiful, wealthy, safe parts of the city, but I found them few and far between on my trip