A few pros: Easier management, lower repairs, lower capital expenditures, quicker turnover between tenancies.A few cons: Special assessments (Not super common in our metro area in large condo projects), more sensitive to economic downturns, more turnover than sfh, rising condo feesI personally own several condos in my portfolio, and they are my easiest properties to manage.  

That's me though I am told  I a bit noise sensitive- must be  due to growing up in close proximity to  the NJ turnpike. 

Or am I being over sensitive?

If so, what are safe guards to put in place?

Beyond Tenantify doing all the legwork of verifying what they state as income, I'm not handling SSI, and tenants often feel it's a bit more secure doing it themselves online (which they should given how loose most agents and realtors play with sensitive financial data).  

Obviously, tenants are very sensitive to any words that sound like a rent increase might be in their future.

We've put in a ton of pot lights but if you're sensitive it may not be a fit"By the time someone comes to see it they understand all the potential issues and are ready to go.

I think this post carries too much sensitivity & this is a post where validation has to be justified only by the OP.

Some of you are pretty sensitive.

I really think the odor was from the previous occupant's animals (as it was problematic with the lower cabinets and not really the uppers)- and because we didn't have animals I was more sensitive to the smell.