I agree that the finished basement is a problem as a bedroom, but I think it's a fairly easy fix. 

I choose to see every problem as an opportunity to succeed.  

On the commercial side of the business, affordability is a major problem. A

But, none of it has to do with those being lesser persons of value, or that it is necessarily the reason there is an infestation, etc, other than it is proven that someone on a hud program is less likely to have discretionary income, more likely to be just getting by, and would most likely need to feed a family and put gas in a car than to treat their problem. As

Setting up my side of the account was super easy and the tenants had no problem as well.

Send it on the 15th.You're bigger problem as I see it is them being late this month with the rent.

If one becomes a problem there is no way you can hide you simply deal with the problem as part of the business. 

So, I learned that the fear some landlords have of ending up with vacancies over summer, with student tenants, is actually not a problem.  As

Most PMs would have welcomed the idea of hassling your current tenants - and charging you for the problem - as well as kicking out the problem tenant, and then finding you a new tenant -all of which would have resulted in lots of fees to you.I think you should keep that in mind, as a new owner.  

Keeping them separate makes it very easy.The other big problem as I see it is if you have an llc or other corporate structure.