As was mentioned, make sure you comprehensively screen the tenant to see if they seem like they'll be responsible pet owners.

Within the next 5 or so years I would have the opportunity to relocate to a new city for my job, so I am thinking this would be a good way to begin gaining equity in real estate, live with friends while I'm still relatively young, and have their rent payment help pay off my mortgage.Sorry for the long post, hope that it is at least comprehensible.

maybe join the Texas Apartment Association for a couple hundred bucks which allows you to use their lease. it's pretty comprehensive.

Sorry-should specify that I would be looking for comps within a given geographic area instead of a comprehensive report provided by a service.

Your list is pretty comprehensive, I would check deeds, title, leases, management agreement, vendors, etc.I tend to disagree with the bolded portion though.

Probably the most comprehensive study of real estate cycles going back to the colonial days in America.

Pretty comprehensive book.  

@Hattie Dizmond Thank you for this comprehensive analysis - if you don't mind, I'd love to have a conversation and pick your brain about areas with good potential to look into in DFW. 

:Start the eviction....and when this is all done, fire the stupid PM that placed a tenant that they had previously evicted.Reading comprehension time!  

They assume that she has collision and comprehensive coverage.