Do the same on Google.College kids are immature, so you can expect some difficulties with them caring for the property, inter-personal conflicts, and other general issues.

It’s their behaviour that caused the repair, right?

You're allowed to ask for a statement from their physician and you are allowed to evict if you see negative behaviour from the dog.

This is why I sometimes argue with other investors passionatly about their behaviour when it is 100% profit driven and IMO without consideration of the impact on the public - I don't want to be seen as a predator, who takes advantage of people that are what some call highly motivated (= they have no choice); I run a for-profit business, but we should not put dollars and profit over our social responsibilities - and in the end out public image.

Rewarding bad behaviour will backfire every time.

You'll also get to meet a lot of different people.On the minus side you'll have to deal with interpersonal issues.

Honestly, MLM is one of the best ways to hone interpersonal skills, increase your emotional intelligence and learn to adjust to cognitive dissonance.

A person who can't qualify for that has either demonstrated a lot of financially iresponsible behaviour (in that case why would you take the risk) or they had a one time situation.

They are not, do not waste a second of your time trying to make a square peg fit a round hole, that is insane behaviour.

Technology (and those that embrace it) will certainly change the game but I don't see the need for inter-personal skills going away any time soon.