FF is gear toward traveling medical professionals, and many nurses use it, so you can expect 13 week contracts typically. 

Both are geared towards companies with under 2,000 units.

I gear my self towards responsible pet owners in first place.

I'm gearing up to purchase a four-plex in my area for $192,000 with a conventional loan with 25% down and 5.25% int.

No gears, no motors, no problems.

I used to manage quite a few subsidized units and child support was commonly used when calculating their geared-to-income rent amount.

If you remove it it will burst into a lot of dust, that's why it's important to seal the area in plastic, work with hazmat gear and clean up afterwards.

We are presently working on a deal with a larger apartment complex and, if we get it, will push our ISP for far better pricing in exchange for an exclusive arrangement for 3 - 5 years.At a few smaller properties we use the router supplied by the ISP, but at our student rooming house and in our multiunit buildings, their gear is insufficient and we tend to use our own routers, switches and wireless access points (we do not use repeaters as they extend range at the sacrifice of performance: fine in your own house, not helpful when you have 20 - 50 devices on the network).  

I guess my question was more geared towards, would anyone else accept 2x security deposits as a compensating factor for not meeting the income requirement? 

It is geared for multis but you fall into a very similar situation that we do when we buy properties with below market rents.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/6763/49459-thr...Good LuckGino