I just think it's such a long shot that it wouldn't be a prudent strategy to try to pull off if you have any other options.I think you should count on your cash reserves as just that, reserves to meet your minimum necessities of food, shelter and transportation.

On the move out date, you will be responsible for providing movers who will transport the tenant's property from the unit to the tree lawn.

If you want good ratings/reviews, be prepared for being available at all times via text/ phone calls about bus lines, transportation logistics, where the best brunch places are etc.

Over priced & not the most convenient location to public transportation.

Not truly a rental marketing plan.Post good description, close to public transportation (Train), good schools, parks. 

Close to expressways and public transportation (L stations).

An enclosed patio on the back that was like an extra room- it had windows and an exit door to the back yard with a flat roof is leaking and has missing ceiling tiles exposing the flatroof rafters- it must go.

So, I spent yesterday morning down at City Hall and did the full tour, including Office of Buildings, Residential Permitting, Express Permits, Zoning, UDC, Transportation Office (for a dumpster permit I knew I didn't need that Residential Permitting insisted I did) , and the inspector's office.  

I always come home from a drive and highlight the streets bounding the drive that I just completed on a paper map: Not every street, just the ones enclosing the boundaries.

Owner Expenses: $125Financing: TBDStable market, highly visible location, off-street parking, close to amenities and transportation.