Yep, since most LLs feed off of those you can't buy conventionally, they may have long term tenants, if you can make them happy.

Ultimately, this can also feed properties to a fix-and-flip business.

I get annoyed when I see them on my feeds. 

You can use bait stations around the home (make sure kids and pets can’t get to the stations) that will feed and eventually kill them outdoors.Once they eat the bait it makes them thirsty, mix the two (water and bait) and it’s lights out within a couple of hours up to a couple of days.

Thanks for the feed backs, guys and Ladies.

For tenants with pets I do have a pet addendum which they have to sign with additional rules (such as no abandonment, no leaving a pet in a house and go on a 10 day vacation with no one cleaning and feeding, picking up dog poop etc...), this pet addendum (now called animal addendum) will still need to be signed and adhered to. 

If you can get the ball rolling, treat your first time guests great and garner great reviews, then the listing will start feeding on itself. 

Facebook is moving away from sponsored posts in news feeds order to keep and attract more users.

I help myself by feeding myself and my family as well as build up cash reserves.

Not sure I understand all your question but our partnerships are typically structure as follows:1. the money partner gets a prefered return to the capital appropriate with the capital stack investment. ie first feeding at the profits.2. the "working" partner and "money" partner then split the "extra" bases on their level of work contributed to the, deal.