So while a 3 year old eviction would normally be a big fat NO, I can identify with a need to take a closer look at the rare person who wants to be a tenant.  

Hey everyone, I have a up/ down split duplex and the bottom unit has very bad to no cell service in half of it.

@Jordon March -  Anyone will go for anything if the business plan is sound, the operator is a rockstar and the profit margin is fat enough.  

No cameras but uses cell service, motion sensors, doors sensors that would allow for tracking jobsite activity.

For example, utility providers, cell phone and mortgage providers all use ACH to draw money from checking accounts.

My fat wife might eat it too.

Sometimes people are very hard to understand on the phone- whether it be an accent or a bad cell phone, so I feel it is better to show the apartment and meet them in person.  

You'd never be able to prove they did it unless you could find a judge that would summon the tenants cell phones in discovery hoping that one of them was recording "for the Gram" when the incident tool place.

The additional savings are the ability to write off operating expenses like automobile leases, gas and maintenance, cell phone, office lease, etc.

If it is a fixed Rate, I put together a spreadsheet that can help do a bit of Analysis:Just to get some sort of understanding, I like to put together a spreadsheet like the above.For your Principal and Interest Payment (cell B5), I calculate it to be $545.If you are paying $3k Annual Taxes and $900 Insurance plus $2,100 in HOA fees, your total out of pocket on a monthly bases is around $1,045.The Chart on the right is your Mortgage Schedule of Payments on a monthly basis.