Tenants are mostly concerned with the rent but there are other things you should be concerned about that the tenants won't pay much attention to if the rent is similar.Things like Due date, late fee structure, landlord duties, waiver of jury trial etc....Taking an inherited tenant to court without a lease is a much more difficult case then one with your lease.

Or gone on a diet?

Since it costs a minimum of $250k to get to a trial, you'll get tired of paying $10-$15k/mo each to an attorney to fight each other.

Vacation rental awareness, trial, & overall usage continues to grow rapidly." 

Looking forward to seeing more posts from you about your experience in trial and error. 

, where I document the process, trials and tribulations, etc of my ventures in real estate.

Actually I just attended a few of your trial classes a few years back.

I'm on vertical rent now and I have a trial of Buildium, but there are a few things I'm not certain of. 1.

Being so new to this world I am just going off trial and error and reading forums here on bigger pockets.

Hi @Joey Arata,It seems everyone has already covered most of the basics, and at the end of the day it will be up to you to learn the subtle nuances of landlording (some, unfortunately, by trial and error).