Most investors like to cluster their purchases for economies of scale (handymen, supplies, showing properties) in particular towns and/or focusing on particular types (condos, fenced-in pet friendly, multifamily 2-4 unit).

Right now I have the below options:Option #1 Thee young male firefighters, no pets. 

While I’m not thrilled about allowing cats I’ve found that responsible pet owners stay longer and the cats help deter the mice.

They buy some extra time for the fireman to get the jump nets and ladders to as many people (and pets) as possible.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

The Apple Barn Cider Mill & General Store is one of the most popular shopping and dining destinations in the Smoky Mountains. ...CLIMB Works Smoky Mountains. ...Dolly Parton Statue. ...Smoky Mountain Deer Farm & Exotic Petting Zoo. ...Tennessee Legend Distillery. ...Forbidden Caverns. ...Smoky Mountain Knife Works.

Problems ran the gamut - having a pet they are not supposed to have destroy the house to allowing a massive roach infestation.

I tried to book for the weekend...but no pets accepted and no WIFI.

The current lease is $1330/month including the 1 dog rent and similar units are getting rented for up to $1600/month for a more renovated unit and a pet rent of $50/month per pet.

So lets say I run the numbers on a typical box in the city, the numbers are good but to me the home might be virtually uninhabitable because proximity to neighbors, no place for pets, and the perceived and realized dangers of the city.