Thats not a bad idea Samantha.Just out of curiosity, what other franchises are out there?

It accrues daily, correct?

@Dominic IngleseOut of curiosity, what would you want them to insure against ?

While we don't necessarily have the time to manage the properties 100% ourselves, we at least do have the flexibility to be moderately involved and plan to keep the property manager accountable and regularly undergo thorough audits of incurred expenses (i.e. request bigger ticket items $150-$200< to be submitted etc).Through a mentor (very large SoCal real estate investor involved in large Industrial, retail, and with vast experience in SFH-MF), I've been seriously advised against hiring a property manager - he's warned that while the baseline fees appear to be a good deal, the inflated repair bills, stalled evictions, and mismanagement will eat up cash flow and money out of pocket will be needed to make mortgage payments - even with the best PMs.Out of curiosity, what has your experience been like with property managers?

Out of curiosity,  I did google their name and "gambler" and found nothing.

That evening just out of curiosity I googled the business (which was legit) which led me to a facebook page and subsequently the prospective tenants page.  

We do not plan on buying anything over $100,000 but the curiosity is killing me. 

reference: http://qz.com/243001/the-incredible-rising-interne...Not sure how to add up all those extra costs households face today which most they likely didn't face back in 1981 since it would depend on the interest on $15k credit card balance as well as how much the household was actually paying off the cards besides interest, and likewise with high tuitions and college grads remaining jobless it likely at least depends whether the student loan was private or subsidized as to when interest started accruing and thus when the household member(s) responsible actually started paying of those.

If you make those kind of ignorant statements when agreeing to rent to one of THEM you'd probably be in as much trouble as if you'd just denied them outright if it was documented.Just out of curiosity as to thinking behind this type of behavior,  what specific circumstances would allow you to deny shelter based on the applicant's english speaking ability (other than a small scale/roommate type situation)?

Out of curiosity, when you met the dog that was in the car how did the interior and exterior of the car look?