You should do this, but a lot of newbie investor work for free then wonder why they hate life after 3 years of enduring tenant shenanigans for nothing but "equity" that disappears during a downturn.More detailed information will help us provide better answers. 

What are some tips before I lay the seed for an enduring, quality lawn that will look it's best?

So having 2 means there's a cut down on the workload a single washroom would endure.  

My house did not flood, thank goodness, but what those residents went through (and are still enduring) is terrible.  

I suggest you use a recession to expand, not endure.

She might be working in sex work or something and not want to endure the paperwork.Speaking of which, shouldn't the tenant do the credit check since they are extending credit to a landlord who might abuse the money and not keep up the place?

It was a test of our endurance but my wife & I did it & it.

For sure my parents and seeing them succeed building a company from scratch, playing competitive sports since I was a kid and making it to the Junior Olympics, overcoming a career ending injury before turning pro, great teachers and mentors, living in 3 different countries and traveling to over 50, meeting people from many different nationalities and backgrounds and take the time to hear their story and learnt from them, doing long distance endurance sports (half-Ironman and Ironman distance triathlon) qualifying for the World Champiomships, being open minded when meeting new people and ideas, never accepting that things are the way they are just because, etc. 

I think things are going to go really well for people who are properly positioned to endure a correction of moderate variance.

Just don't do promotion on the open forums or you'll endure the wrath of @Mindy Jensen :)It will snowball from there as long as you are consistent.