I do notice a difference in how people react depending on what you are wearing.That said, I have rentals that I show in street clothes and other times in my broker get up.

@Andrew Johnson  my point probably got lost in translation and a typical Jay tangent.when I see deals like this I know :1. 99% of investor would react like the run Forest run folks on this post as they just are not experienced with creative deals. 2. this creates in my mind a hot lead as there is little competition. 

How is the prospective tenant going to react to that?

I'm an investor friendly real estate agent with Keller Williams Louisville East, and a Louisville native.

Hey,I'm Wesley Jeanette, I am a Colorado native born and raised in Boulder.

But without that mitigation and planning I would have been reacting emotionally instead of logically. 

You have to trust them to be prepared and react appropriately if a tenant says "hey...I can't make rent this month", or if a tenant moves someone else in who's not on the lease how they handle it, etc, etc.Tenant management and communication are a big part of investing, and as a landlord who self-manages just one property right now it's quite the learning experience and I think every new landlord should do it at least once; at least so they know how to hire a good PM one day. 

Unfortunately I didn’t find out about these specific terms until late in the process, so it didn’t leave much time to react.

@Paul SandhuWhen people react to my price I kindly tell them they are more than welcome to stay at the local “crack” hotel or motel 8.

People in general may react aggressively in tense situations.You'll want to research your state Landlord Tenant laws.