The person at the store had invented a pounding block for both this and allure to quicken install.

You get that pound pup.

Don't be penny wise and pound foolish, get a standard contract and if you make changes have an attorney review it.There are many important aspects to a good lease.

There are less people looking for such large houses in general but pound for pound the market is robust as there are the more affluent renting it because they can and then larger groups as it is cheaper per head in a larger home.

It was also suggested to me that you don't want to have too low of prices compared to the market because of potentially attracting undesirable tenants.

They sell homes in undesirable areas of Indianapolis.  

Lots of drugs and undesirable people.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure

Easier install as rigid like laminate but really had to pound it in.

If you get an undesirable tenant, the solution is to break up and not try to enforce a random slick thing in a lease that a judge will likely not allow anyways.