Each property has a separate account identified by the street name and unique bank account number.Tenant receives a one-page rental addendum with that bank account # as well as closest branch address, banking hours and phone number.Tenant pays in branch into "deposit only" account privileges.

Breaking multiple windows, breaking a television, and staying away for that long a time is not something most emotionally stable husbands would do in a stable relationship with young children in the household. 

Another thing to consider is 2 separate units are cheaper than 1 muti unit. ( 2-1ton units are cheaper that 1- 2ton unit)

But, you simply can't afford to get emotional when trying to make an investment of this sort.

I didn't plan on allowing pets without a separate deposit.

It’s a powerful strategy because it helps to solve one of the biggest challenges that flippers face: Becoming too emotionally attached to their deals.

Prior to getting married, I purchased a home by myself with a USDA loan.  To this day my wife is not on the loan or title.  We still have this house and use it as a rental, USDA loan is still in place (no refinancing)...

Make sure you have all deposits and withdrawals documented and keep separate bank accounts.

I posted an NYT article below that touches on the emotional side of the issue, however, I am interested in discussing the legal, economical, and business related aspects of AFFH. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/09/us/a-year-after-...

Use a separate lease and option agreement!