And then you can drill down to psychographics (how people think and behave) and try to predict by testing ads based on certain criteria and assumptions.  

You should not be having any trouble finding properties there.

I always preface the rent increase with a letter saying I'm the new owner and unlike the old owner I have a mortgage payment he didn't have and will be having higher expenses then he had so I am going to have to increase rents by 10% or to Whatever starting the first of whatever.

It is funny because I played baseball my whole college career and only stayed with baseball roommates and we seemed to be pretty well behaved.

I enjoy nursing and do not foresee myself quitting my job anytime soon, but I would like to be have my Real estate income replace my employment income by 2020.

Since this is the first deal of this kind that I am handling (and also due to time constraints) I have taken a members advice and will be having an attorney carry out that part of the process.

One question in your application should be "have you ever sued a landlord or property management company?"

Also, "I'll be having open house on (this) day and I'd love to show you what we've done to the place."

@Yvette Dietrich I "believe" (its been a long day so I might be having a brain moment) if an applicant has formally appled and completed everything and you deny them.

I sure won't be. Have