I hope that nobody gets injured on your property, but these clauses exist for a reason: people do get hurt, and it might happen on your property.Again, I suggest waiting for others to chime in, but I'd at the very least ask the property manager why this segment is in there and see if you can (1 - ideally) get it tossed entirely or (2) whittle it down to something that seems more reasonable. 

My brokerage, we wrote the book on modern day PM in the 1-4 unit segment, but we are far from a 1 size fit's all.

The farm segment has some merit, and yes I/some of my investors invest in farming segment.

When I had my handyman business in Indy I was always ranked at the top and Angie Hicks eventually had me doing the 5:15 news segment for her on wish8 TV .

Full disclosure, our underwriting guidelines are the buy/hold segment.

We’ve focused on a narrow tenant pool segment for the last 15+ years.

I know many property managers in Las Vegas, but only two of them are skilled in selecting reliable tenants.Selecting a tenant segment with a high concentration of reliable tenants.

@Stefon BostickHi Stefon,In my opinion at that price point you are limiting yourself because townhomes are a smaller market segment, and can be harder to sell/rent.

You can identify the Kennett segment with a high concentration of reliable tenants by interviewing property managers.

Pick one and be the rockstar in that segment in your market.