People with great credit stay in your house for 12 months and leave.My stuff is mostly in the hood in Baltimore City, none of my tenants require baby sitting but that could be because of the way I manage my properties. 

Rental returns are good and migration of baby boomers in my opinion will drive appreciation.

Our licensing is state-wide, so someone in the most dirt poor part of Georgia knows all about the baby loans and can help your tenant/buyer.Atlanta, GA, might be a little too "big city" for anyone there to be an expert on the small loans.

"The only thing that likes change is a wet baby"That said, I like the new forum layout, on my computer, haven't played on the cell phone (I guess the correct term is mobile device) yet.  

I wouldn't throw the baby out with the bathwater becuase of this.

After a while he wanted to stop using baby gates to prevent the dog from our area even though that was the agreement.

The unit has just been leased to a nice young couple who are about to have a baby.

Yeah, I had to hear lots of stories about health issues and grand babies, but I wasn't there to get that info.

When those tenants have a major life event - new baby, job loss, loss of rental assistance, etc.) - they themselves have no reserves.

I don't like tenants lying to me.I also don't like people who move or have a baby and casually get rid of their pets as if it's nothing and except other people to want their aged or misbehaved pets.