Since that's your profession I can understand the sensitivity.

I also agree that you have to be sensitive to what you are asking of a PM when they aren't getting paid, and overloading with questions.

Maybe I'm just sensitive to being a house hacking landlord but it definitely does not feel like being a normal tenant. 

@Jon Keeney Probates is a sensitive subject.

You may have to work for free or at low cost to the small company, as they will be very sensitive to cash flow and costs.The development business is one of the most complicated businesses that I know of combined with risk in land markets, underwriting, financing, and construction.

Its the professional PM's job to enforce the lease, and the only armor a sensitive guy like me has when I do this is that my responsibility is to my client, not the train wreck of humanity happening in front of me.And like the author, the skeptic in me wonders how half of my "victims" manage to clothe themselves on a daily basis....new cars, phones, hairdo, and can't pay rent. 

Like all cities, San Diego is very sensitive about illegal construction and you'd easily be discovered as soon as you listed the property and someone compares the listing to the previous sale. 

It's a part of our extraordinarily sensitive sensory functions. 

Why not do a sensitivity analysis and vary the reversion cash flow to see how sensitive your analysis is to it?

It is nice because Cozy does not give you any of their sensitive information (like SSN or credit card info) used to run the credit and background check so it take the onus off of you as the landlord to protect that information.Once you approve a tenant, they set up their payment info with Cozy and pay through the website as well.