However I would argue reviews are mega important.

However, I would still argue that it will likely result in being more "hands on" than you wish. 

I was watching a Barbara Corcoran podcast and the host was asking her; why it's a good time to buy a home when interest rates are high? 
Her response was something along the lines of wait until mortgage rates are in ...

That's why I don't like arguing contract law because there is room for interpretation. 

.), lower property taxes, and many would argue that there is more to do in BK compared to Queens.That said, both boroughs can offer what you're looking for but if I were you I'd start searching in Brooklyn then branch out for more options if you don't like what you see.3.

The case reached the highest court in Massachusetts (Called the Supreme Judicial Court -- aka SJC) The investor purchased vacant 4+ unit apartment building and planned on a rehab.The investor, MacLaurin argued he didn't need sprinklers because the rehab was minor and that the installation of sprinklers would be much more costly than putting them in at the time of construction.

I would argue the Texas economy is one of the most diverse, one of the strongest and one of the largest in the world...bigger than most countries.  

I argue I lost $47k.

Unfortunately, the listing Broker and 2 agents seem defensive, arguing about the enforcability of the contract.

You could also write the lease (but to avoid hassles this would need to be standard in all your leases so he couldn't argue that you made that special to him to try to get rid of him due to his service dog...) to include that you are renting the house to him and to have roommates they need to independently pass your renter requirements and be on the lease as well; all residents need to be listed in the lease; all of those 18+ need to pass your renter requirements unless that person is their child or some such.