They put it up on a tablet if in person, and it not only makes them look 'cool' but less paper, easy to reference, data storage for waiting lists, and you can always print the application if need be.And echoing @Christopher Giannino We charge whatever the credit check fee is, and apply it to the 1st month's rent if accepted. 

The low price points across WV make it an easy area to get positive cash flow. 

As a result prices are high. plus San Francisco is not a easy city to deal with for renovations making the permitting process long which costs money.

super cash flow, easy to rent, great neighborhood. 

In any case, it may be profitable to raise the rents, but it's NEVER easy.

Very clean and EASY to use.  

I dedicate an hour of my week each and every week to discuss real estate strategies/network with new to experienced investors We meet every Wed would love to meet you there. see details below https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/529240-wednesday-coffee-with-investorsMy team also meets once a month for a larger Real estate meetuphttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/543296-second-tuesday-monthly-networkingWould love to see you at either of these events absolutely free hopefully you will be able to connect with other investors and add value to each others investing goals

I have room to raise the rent on this unit but I have an excellent, trouble-free tenant, and I don't need to "eat" my cash flow, so I'm more interested in easy than maximum return.

My question is there is not a very easy way to split electricity without having a new pole placed for the electric which would be very expensive.

Furthermore, it is very easy to "pierce the corporate veil" because, presumably, you will be living in the house i.e. you are getting direct benefit from the asset (and the asset protection is in name only).