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The people that tend to stay in boarding houses tend to be on the lower end of the socioeconomic scale.2.

You can turn this around and stay in the game if you truly have the passion and aptitude for the residential rental business.

As you move forward.... keep in mind that tenants who enjoy where they live, can afford the price, and are pleased with how the property is managed, are likely to stay a long time.

They have a housing allowance and the family member would stay if the military member had to be shipped off temporarily.

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not really, but if it's a smaller bank then that explains why they are staying so tight.

@Ian D Hill you need results to stay motivated.

I'm obviously trying to stay low cost here as it's a flip and use a more lean contractor.