If they stash that knowledge in their knowledge bank and decide to steer their lives in other directions, great. 

I arrange a time when I can meet them there.I leave applications on the counter and also stash a number in different locations around the place so someone doesn't walk off with them all to make sure they are the only applicant.I've rented places this way while on vacation and away for the weekend.

He had been having pot shipped from the West Coast in PODs that were delivered to abandoned houses, and was using the POD to stash the weed and was dealing out of the rental property.

@Walt Payne Would this be outside of the 50% stash?

Now stopping to help the disabled guy in a wreck a couple miles from my house and finding out that the other car abandoned when we called the cops had a meth lab stashed in the trunk means you can't only be worried about war zone neighborhoods.

I leave some paper applications on the counter and a few stashed around the unit so that if someone walks away with them all I can point them to the back up supply.

I do plan to stash a portion of rent to upkeep as it isn't a new house.How does it sound?

After adjusting the rent down to $750 and stashing 15% for CAPEX it's only yielding about $150/mo, which seems a little light...

My two to four year plan is moving into the multifamily game (I need to buy some cheap houses and stash some cash first), but I'm reading and preparing now.

First things first: bang out some deals this spring/summer, stash away a few more bucks for a down payment, and continue learning as much as possible!