If I could share a room with someone it would make it more accessible for me.I am a 54 yr old female who is friendly, clean, tidy and respectful.

I've had success finding female tenants in the past, but for some reason, I'm having difficulty attracting them these days.

I would also like the "scary man" to be available to go with me when meeting prospective tenants, or having to personally interact with tenants...obviously this should not happen very often  (Don't want to be a lone female dealing with strangers)  However the manger would have very little to do a so much can be managed on the turbo tenant. 

Someone who is 25 and single just starting their work career is in a much different place than a 45 year old adult with a family and entering peak earning years - so too someone at the end of their work career with kids launched and on their own   And then there is the opportunity cost to any investment decision.

I'm all for college eduation, contrary to the crowds, I believe the experience prepares you for adulting.

A 12 x 15 bedroom can easily fit four kids in bunk beds or two teens/adults, whereas a 10 x 8 room would be really tight.

guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=afcc8052-e83c-4179-b494-31b83827bedd What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

A female only accountability group that has a good reputation is Strive.  

In 2009, when I bought my first rental property in Virginia that gets heavy use (4-6 adults), I bought a used white ice maker fridge for $300, a used front load washer and dryer pair for $700, used otr microwave for $100 and kept the existing old white dishwasher, oven, furnace, ac, hwh.

Over the years I became more and more involved with some of those people and as an adult started taking them to lunch to "pick their brain" (Not my favorite term but you get the point).One of these Gentlemen I have continued to meet with and give him updates on my business.