I'd recommend taking your time when choosing a market and look at all of the economic drivers that are helping the communities expand.

.: I'm not aware of any requirement for this.I do provide an application because it has a lot of information necessary for tracking the individual: social security number, driver license number, previous addresses, etc.When you take over an existing renter, I recommend you figure out how to get the entire file from the former manager/landlord.

Make sure your lease stipulates its a "shared property" and list all the rules to make sure they toe the line, garbage, one vehicle(where parked), noise, no personal items in yard, everything you can think of or choose/whatever.

By 2025, it's expected to be a major economic driver.

Bedrooms and shared/fun amenities are much bigger drivers. 

[Source: National Association of Home Builders]Demand: The chart below illustrates the steady increase in household formation, a key driver of housing demand.

While it is so sketch, because the vehicle is not reported stolen or involved in a crime the police department will not be helping out in the tow of this one.

I don't think you can raise the rent by installing it because most guests aren't going to be using it anyways and it will prevent guests from booking potentially because your price is higher than others.II say all this as someone who drives an electric vehicle. 

***Columbus Agents right now*** Columbus Uber drivers* I was gonna drop the white couch meme, but I figured I'd end up in BP jail for that one. 

Either way, just make sure to do your research on drivers in each market.