Sometimes they will cause conflicting answers.

On point 1 there is no conflict of interest.

Thus, I'm going through the pre-moveout inspection process in a very thorough way.I've been wondering about the inherent conflict between the clause in the lease which states that they cannot perform their own repairs (for fear of low-quality work, especially shoddy work that might not be immediately visible) and the law surrounding pre move-out inspections. 

I know the profit potential is higher, but when people choose their own roommates they are much more likely to have common tastes and habits and not get into these conflicts (or at least not drag the landlord in to them)

Current Status:It seems there are many different and conflicting views and opinions on this deal.I am working with an attorney and the seller is working with her own attorney.I will leave this up to the attorneys to figure out.

Without guidance by a REIA that's mission is educating their members, these folks find themselves in conflict with the law, and then real estate investors get that bad reputation and laws are written.NWREIA has a portion of their dues dedicated toward lobbying efforts at the State and Local levels to protect your livelihood.

I'm just conflicted on what do with the fact that I make more money than I know what to do with it because I've developed a guilt towards spending money lavishly.

It seems hard to find mid-level rentals that will cash flow.I like the idea of SFR tenants paying their own utilities, caring for the yard, and a lower risk of turn over due to lower conflict with other tenants. 

@Taylor Marrison @Matt M. and @Chris Lopez are both right even though their comments conflict with each other. 

Hi BP Family - I'm trying to get clarification on something as I seem to get conflicting information from different lenders.