You'd have to keep an eye on their family visitors, but that seems to be pretty manageable, from my experience in two of these buildings now.

(I believe this may be exactly what you are looking for as far as actual rent payments are concerned.)Also, for the tenant's to receive the vouchers the governing body (in this case CHA or HACC) does a decent job of helping the tenant determine what they can afford and the dollar range that would most suitable for them.  

If you can't find suitable investments for almost any horizon that exceed this cost of capital you probably should be posting on another website or call it quits.  

I have had travel nurses because it being right on 465, a lot people im town working, visiting families, hospital visitors, and summer events such as races, sports tournaments, and conferences.

Once I found a suitable tenant, I just transferred responsibility to the tenant's gmail account, google was very helpful in doing so.  

For that reason, I point out to tenants that they are responsible for damage caused to the property, regardless if they did it, their visitor did it or the SWAT team does it.

Typically most leases allow visitors to stay 15 days, otherwise tenants are in violation of the lease agreement.  

well owner was pissed to see the sign in the window advertising sastreria and babysitter services and we issued a breach notice cuz tenants complained of kids running ppl at door & knocking as if its a store etc.. lets see if the sign comes down and she stops babysitting if not, seems she must walk; the place isnt suitable as a childcare facility for the kids i feel sorry for them in there!

If not then she should either look to move out once a suitable replacement has been found or she should find another roommate. 

Hi Everyone,I am newbie here, I bought triplex 2 years ago and came with one of really sick tenant and he live by himself.  2 years ago his ill was not that bad but gotten worse reasonly and he is in wheel chair, the property not suitable for him to stay (we have no ramp).