Even investors with a diversified portfolio are looking for more ways to create an inflation hedge.You're feeling this same decline in purchasing power at home as you pay more daily at the pump, face rising energy costs for the summer, and see the cost of food and clothing shoot upward for your entire family.You want to make sure your family is well-provided for even in challenging times.One of the best ways to hedge against inflation is real estate investing in "sticky assets."

Unfortunately, she has caused quite a bit of damage - the kids had drawn and painted on many of the doors and walls in the house (sometimes the whole wall), there is a broken window or two, some wall damage, and she left piles of clothes and bed frames for us to deal with. 

I've done it but my flips take a little longer since I'm a weekend flipper. 1 cot, 1 box of clothes, and just the bare minimum, saved myself some $ and its my flip only so no partner to worry about.

Decline to rent to anyone whose clothing reeks of weed.6.

They wear regular clothes and there cars are un-tagged.

It was a disaster, clothes everywhere food on the floors garbage everywhere.

or yoga, art studios, high end coffee shops etc & population increasing it could be an opportunity. 

Today I own two business' outside of real estate one is clothing(I'm a silent partner but I used to be active)the other is construction.  

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

I've never seen a neat and tidy unit occupied by a deadbeat non-paying tenant.My first experience was cloths in a trash bag and a unit I was not able to view because "the tenant was very private".