I have a chronic pain condition that causes me to have to take things very slowly, though these would certainly be done to prepare the house for rental, not for my personal enjoyment. 

I'm looking at purchasing and renting a property to a not-for-profit agency that works with chronically homeless and mentally disabled people. 

Use of space heaters (if not allowed per lease), bug problem, and chronic history of late payments should be enough ammo to get the eviction through.

If I hadn't, she would have had to beg on the streets of a foreign country for food and medicine for her chronic conditions, or get an illegal job.

This is important to me, as my whole life up until that point I have been a chronic underachiever, squandering my natural aptitude.

Ok, so you have to offer to the tenants first, but that still doesn't mean you shouldn't get an appraisal from a realtor.Unless you've chronically overpaid the property, why come out behind?

I can freely admit that I am a chronic sufferer of paralysis by analysis and can get bogged down into over thinking, ESPECIALLY when it comes to major investments I'm going through for the first time (my first duplex took months).

In the past though if socal gets a cold, Phoenix gets chronic pneumonia. 

If the tenant is constantly late, if you have the proper clause in your lease as you should, you should evict them for chronically paying the rent late. 

It appears that this service is designed really just for the convenience of the renter, but it appears it could be a good site for check accepting landlords who have tenants that are chronically late paying rent.