I’ve been on both sides of this coin.

I would even consider selling her the place if there is coin to be made.Look at it this way, if you piss her off and she moves, now you have lost a month or two of rent.

Two sides to every coin.

I think I just coined a new phrase. :-)@Dan Hooper Not all my holds emphasize the same criteria, but the portfolio tends to strike a nice balance of these goals.  

I've not seen anything to support either side of the coin, i.e. no evidence that an attorney would or would not be able to "pierce the veil".  

The handy man doing the rehab - he manages 28 units in Glendale - says I should be able to get an extra $100.00 per month in rent if I have a stainless steel stove, hood, and dishwasher installed instead of white.There might be some deal breakers for super high quality tenants already, like this being an apt conversion, with coin laundry machines located in the common area.

I've gotten several other calls like that where I coudn't quite do it and two of those I know for sure I missed out on good coin.

Its amazing to get paid on the amount of effort you put in, but the other side of the coin is that you wake up every day unemployed.

Once you get the second house you will be in the same position the following your but if your follow this method (The Stack) coined by @Brandon Turner you will be ok.

Make sure it's coin op, if it's just free, they will wash one sock at a time.