The average tenant is very difficult to collect from depending on your state's laws.

Some guests are just not tech-savvy, so basic instructions for utilities/amenities that are difficult to navigate is a touch that is appreciated.

Much of real estate investing is being able to sleep at night and I imagine that's very difficult to do if you're worrying about if your $X00,000 beach house still has a roof the day after a Cat 5 blew threw and a Cat 3 pending the following week.   

Off the cuff, FHA can be difficult with appraisals, sellers willingness, self-sufficiency test, life time PMI, & FHA premium.

However, our concern is that it would be difficult to find a tenant in those areas.

- Detroit is making it more and more difficult on owners that do not get a CofC.- It's usually not that difficult to make the required repairs - unless the wholesaler & their PMC have misrepresented the condition of the property!

For instance, I currently have a legacy tenant who is 20% under the market rate, and the proposal would make it very difficult to get market rent for that unit.

Tenants make it difficult to show.

That is why co living is so difficult to scale!  

We just had a giant lawsuit that showed how difficult it was to negotiate the fees, and the steps realtors took to prevent buyers from easily doing so.