We would plan to keep our current home and rent it out as well if we did this.I appreciate your insight on the tenant-landlord relationship, makes sense to target a better quality neighborhood to hopefully prevent some of those issues.

I am wondering how people go about placing quality big name tenants like Starbucks for example.

Quads on a septic system is going to be a major expense and you should expect to pump it out every 2 years or so, so it needs a man hole cover.If it is going to be septic be SURE you have sufficient soil quality for your drain field, you will want lots of sand.

They also have some other helpful information listed such as ROIs, quality of life, things to watch out for in that city, etc.Currently they only show some cities and states that are "worth it" to invest in, but Im hoping that they can slowly add more.

With the market climate being how it is, and tenant quality becoming more challenging...

We have noticed that all types of government tenants are more likely to complain about indoor air quality issues, and almost all of the complaints are bogus.

Even then, it will vary based on the quality/finishes you're targeting.

You have to find those fringe areas and quality neighborhoods to find opportunities.

Does Market Leader provides Quality Leads Service? 

Also quality of life and social demographics could not be farther apart from N.