It's usually cheaper and also feels more genuine, at least in my opinion it does.

As long as your standards and criteria are resonable(and legal) never deviate or make exceptions to them for anyone.  

If it's genuinely intended storage or utility basement, non-heated, then it's not living area.

I am still a "nice" landlord , genuinely enjoy most of my tenants.

Furthermore, even insurance carriers are worried about FHA violations and may subject themselves to lawsuits if they prohibit breeds and a tenant or owner has a valid and genuine ESA designation.

The use of Airbnb in most places is here to stay - they are providing a service that customers resonate with.

If you buy good rentals, in good neighborhoods, screen tenants, and are genuinely interested in providing them with a good living experience, you'll get fewer complaints.  

My initial plan seems to resonate with what many said, higher % on the main fee and less "nickel and dimeing" I did want to use my own maintenance group so I can capture that revenue stream but be competitive in price with outsourced labor. 

If it resonates with her and she develops a passion for it, then great.I agree the Rich Dad Poor Dad books are a good read, especially "The ABCs of Real Estate Investing" by Ken McElroy. 

Make it seem 100% genuine. 2: Try the yellow lined paper thing, never knew of that until yesterday. 3: Send out double, about 60 this time, and send follow ups in 3 weeks.