That applies even if you legally rent a unit that's not deleaded to a couple and they get pregnant.

Does he plan to have multiple families concurrently like a home for pregnant teens or one family at a time. 

Currently, I'm mixing in:- Market Updates- Equity Checkups (Annual)- "I thought about you" texts- Popular "around town" things to do updates- Phone CallsI haven't gotten into the "mailers" thing as of yet, but I'm likely going to do those for a couple of holidays or if I hear someone is sick, pregnant, etc. 

You could not have anticipated that your mother 150 miles away got terminal brain cancer, necessitating that you move closer to her for her last 6-9 months alive, for example, or that there's mold that wasn't disclosed, which is making your pregnant wife ill.

Lessons learned: try not to have your first flip property be 6 hours away and do 90% of the work yourself while your wife is pregnant with your first child.

Having "Minimum approvals" is like being a little bit pregnant.

Section 8 lifetime renter...Maybe offer an ADA grab bar install at the same time.https://evstudio.com/ansi-vs-ada-restroom-grab-bar-requirements/https://www.amazon.com/Handicap-Stainless-Bathroom-Pregnant-Disabled/dp/B08T771CSC?

My only concern is if we would be able to afford a new house in the city, especially since we would potentially be on one income since she may be raising kids or pregnant by then.

Tenant C is also pregnant.

(Listen for a pregnant pause here)Sometimes you can get into more details about payment history, attitude etc.