I've have had the occasional occurance where the new escrow company was not well organized and I've had to resend items or have items redelivered.

Additionally, providing space for home-based businesses or shared offices may appeal to those needing occasional in-person meetings.

@Alexander Rodriguez occasionally we run into this problem with tenants and we rewire the exhaust fan so there’s only one switch to turn the light and the fan on at the same time.

My friend said even if this person could be struggling and be late a couple of times a year or may not make 1 month rent once a year, since she is a long term tenant per her past and paid her rent without fail every month, and is motivated to make the new rental situation work for her financially, long term, if she stays 5 years, although occasionally could struggle a bit, I still will do better than most other tenant choices (frequent turn over, etc.)My rent is still covered by my past tenant at the moment even though the property is vacant as the Lease has stipulations for that the past tenant has honored faithfully.

I wouldn’t recommend getting your license for just your own deals or occasional friends and family deals, honestly.

The only difficulty is getting renters occasionally.

Meeting is normally on Thursday nights, occasionally on Tuesdays, and some full day Saturday seminars.

Programs will have where the head person occasionally does a zoom call or meets in person with a mass group of people.

There  are a few general signs and an occasional email when people complain...bottom line they really dont enforce it.

In Denver, for instance, there are suburbs where you can find 4br SFHs in the low-to-mid $500,000s, but you can occasionally find a 5br for that price.