Not necessarily a bad thing, but don't let it deter you from the goals you've set out to accomplish.

But, of course, it all depends on the location’s current and future prospects.

Sales ability to convert prospects to  leads and leads to deals3.

Waiting until Fall or Winter means you'll have fewer prospective tenants out there looking. 

It matters less how many units currently owned, but how many units have been bought, held, and/or sold in one's career is meaningful as one of several measurements a prospective passive investor should use to evaluate a sponsor's experience.In this context, door count is often misused by sponsors who count deals they are invested in as an LP, or deals they raised capital for as a capital raiser where they had no operational control or responsibility. 

I decided to put security and doorbell cameras all around the exterior to deter her From repeatedly breaking lease. nothing  what do I do?

The stigma of bad/crazy/poor/drug-using tenants has always deterred me from considering renting to those who have vouchers.

Nothing beats prospecting to find deals:1) driving for dollars2) door knocking3) cold callingThe great thing about #3 is that it can be handed off to a VA once you get busy, I know I run a Real Estate Call Center.

I would tell the attorney that if he is that impressed with his client's annual revenues and future prospects he is welcome to apply to guarantee the lease. 

In the last 3 months we've had several prospects send us proof that someone we don't know, contacted them about a property we manage.