I can only have maximum of 3 strangers occupying the property which makes it unlawful to rent to group of five roommates.

I can only have 1 lease and no more than 3 strangers (according to Philly rule) but I have rooms for more than 3 strangers.4.

I had tried to get him to budge towards 6% but since he was taking a risk on a stranger (I am long distance investing) he was set on 8% at 15 yrs.  

They have nothing to gain from talking with a stranger; "you can make more money but you can't make more time - so be careful where you spend it and with whom." 

slreturn=20200420140840)The greatest return in my market (Greater Tampa Bay) is with SFHs; tenants simply are willing to pay more not to have to share with "strangers." 

I'd argue that it's worse in the scenario of a seller financed loan for the bank - the bank still owns the mortgage collateralized against a home that is now owned by a completely different individual, and is also now being paid for by this random stranger. 

Hi All, I'm new to the Bigger Pockets website and forums but no stranger to the litany of Bigger Pockets publishing and podcasts, in-fact it's become a passion of mine over the last half year or so.

@Justin MayneI've never understood why people pay an attny for legal advice, then go on a forum and ask random strangers for advice they have already paid for.

"Tenant pet fee clause example"; "Tenant severability clause example," etc.Just remember this: You are letting a complete stranger into your rental property.

I was going to local RE Meetup groups monthly and making connections, being a somewhat introverted guy, it wasn’t easy to walk up to strangers and start talking.