Landlording is an art. :-)

By the way, if there is any way you can just rent to grad students - preferably med students or law students or engineering students - just not art or theater majors (party animals!)

Just provide them a quiet, safe place within - preferably - walking distance of their law school/law library.Engineering students were great, but don't stay as long, but not problematic.Forget art majors, theater majors, and believe it or not, I found MBA students to only rent short-term.The key is to be able to advertise somewhere where only the grad students you want will see your ad, and offer your law student, etc., tenants a referral fee for referring someone to you if you end up renting to that person.  

Art/Theater/Drama - run the other way LOL.I've heard that med students are also great.  

Anymore than if they got a bachelors degree in art.  

I suggest reading Frank Abagnale's book "The Art of the Steal" to everyone because it applies to every part of your life.https://www.amazon.com/Art-Steal-Yourself-Business-Americas/dp/0767906845Hope this helps,Allen Fletcher

@Lisa Hoyt I think your letter is a work of art.  

Run away from theater or art majors.  

Comparing comps is kind of an art and it takes practice and requires a really good knowledge of the area.

In addition, I found that some requirements do not apply to the rental of a single family home.Georgia State University Law Review, Vol. 28 [2011], Iss. 3, Art. 11 deals with occupancy issues.