But really, I'd say probably it more a function of the people than the animal -- if the tenant is unkept, lazy and negligent, then you can more or less plan on a negative experience with the furry critter.Not a landlord myself, but it would seem to me that responsible renters with a pet don't have a ton of good choices, so if they find a place they like that accepts them and their little fuzzy loved one, then they are way more likely to appreciate it, do right by you and not ruin it for themselves.

While functional, it gives off a warehouse feeling, not an inviting apartment community.

NOREIA is chapter of the national REIA.See here:  National REIAThey have a function on the website to find a REIA near you.

For our large clients we provide a fully functional finance department.

We are exploring the possibility of finding one of these homes in a medium density zoning district and converting them into functioning duplexes.

This of course is a art/science in and of itself - but some of the most important factors here include, quality of schools, diversity of economy, stability/functionality of political environment, etc.For your first foray I think the best fit is something that fits the check-boxes listed above, but is also something where you can get some experience bringing value to the property. 

Also they take up lots of parking where other businesses in the center cannot function properly.

Looks functional so far but I haven't yet checked out MyPorter or OwnerRes to compare them.

You obliviously want to make sure the well is functioning properly, sometimes the well site will go dry and you have drill a new well site at a cost per foot.

Sometimes all you can do is look up houses for sale, but sometimes you can access other functions of the MLS.