Definitely warrants inquiring directly with community. 

Not sure exactly what you are asking, so may warrant more explanation.   

"Customers" would see me and it got a lot quieter, especially since a lot of these people have warrants, are on parole, are using borrowed cars or cars with lapsed registration etc. 

I am not against low offers, when warranted, but you have to compare the time on market, the feedback from the listing agent on how firm the seller is, and the reason behind the lowball.

Normally the property warrants $1,000 rent, and you charge only $300.

There's a chance that an LLC is warranted in your specific case, but it would be an unusual case then.Happy Holidays, and best luck

Listing prices are more than a cash flow analysis would warrant, yet somehow people are still buying them!

Most do not graduate from 8th grade because they can't afford it, plus there are few jobs that warrant it.As you can see above, a normal Belizean can never afford to buy a house. 

If you think what you found during due diligence / inspection period warrants a different price then again communicate that with your agent and the seller. 

@Christian Rozo I can’t imagine the cash flow would justify the added stress of additional personalities, roommate issues, vacancies, Bill splitting, etc.It would have to be significant to warrant a non owner occupied room by room rental IMOMo’ tenants Mo’ problems