I am no stranger to the woes of bad tenants.

Any sort of public offering (shares or units sold to strangers) is a much bigger deal.

They should not be discounted just because you have a business to run.A non paying tenant would get my same efforts.Idea:If the issue is "a stranger " should not be in the home I rent, perhaps the owner can take video of the insides.

A lot of the information here is user-generated and anecdotal but it's still valuable because you don't have to take it from strangers on TV or radio – local homeowners are sharing their experiences with you right at the source. 

As I mentioned before I didn't really consider small multifamily BUT I already have friends lined up to live with me so I wasn't concerned about sharing my actual house with a stranger, I don't think I'd be comfortable renting out a room to 2 random people.

You can legally walk up to strangers in the mall and ask for a loan.If you want people to invest in your company, they you are limited to people you have an existing relationship with unless you do a public offering.

You don’t loan money to a stranger you met on LinkedIn.

Of course, don't place your bet based on an opinion of a stranger on the internet.

Try rereading it from a tenant's perspective or get a neighbor/coworker/stranger at a coffee shop to read it and give feedback. 

I'm planning for my own future and that doesn't include subsidizing a stranger's life to the tune of $300+/month in lost rental income.