But, you need to be tougher with this tenant.  

I have done a similar variation on this strategy though (see below)A few more ideas...Cons: Tenants who already have plenty of furniture (and then some) may be turned off; Turn overs can be tougher with more items to clean, inspect, track, or move (work around) for painting, cleaning, etc.

If I was a seller it would be tougher to take the opinion of a buyer’s general contractor :)

I hate to let my rehabbing secret weapon out then it will become tougher for me.

@Chris Clothier @Alex Craig Account Closed and everyone else your discussion and advice is really appreciated As a first time investor it is tough enough, but also as someone who likes to be in control, the whole investing from a far on the first go around is even tougher.  

There’s way more cash flow to be had In those Tougher areas .

Other places you need much tougher security.

Affordability in many parts of CA is getting tougher for middle class.

Its just a little tougher when its family.

Now, I don't own 100 units, so those logistics could be tougher.