@Katie Van Koooten usually owner occupants will pay a bit more and you’ll have a larger buyer pool with more competition.

Everyone else has mentioned the noise but I'd also be worried about water leaking from the top unit into the bottom unit.

We are both interested in REI, and plan on pooling our money together to invest.  

I would suggest trying for a single family, your demographic of renters are better, values rise faster and you will have a more diverse renter pool. 

Hi all, I'm looking to open my tenant pool to all kinds of MTR tenants, but I'm curious as to how to screen tenants received through an insurance claims contract?

If you're attorney is smart and honest with you. ( that's funny).A couple letters showing scare them out.I  have other ways but won't say because everyone will get mad but tenant will leave quickly. ( stop paying water bill).

You can deduct a proportionate amount of your mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance, electricity, water, gas, etc. and you can deduct any expenses that are directly associated with the portion of the property that is being rented out.

Plus the Smith's water is the color of a Bombay Sapphire Gin bottle.  

Phil Grove"s book are a much better sell.And I respect agency, and I respect it by refusing to tred their waters.

Demolition of the existing basement wall, ceiling, electrical wiring and fixtures, water and sewage pipes and fixtures.3.