I look at it as good debt building me a lot of wealth over time by doing nothing but collecting rent and letting my tenants pay off the mortgages.

Tell them you pay taxes and own other properties in this school collecting area...   

I believe some states have laws about how much rent you can collect at once.

In general, MOST of the time, legislation tends to be biased towards people paying mortgages, rather than those on the collecting end.

Therefore, you will see the different sides: customer service, maintenance, collections, screening, renewals, leasing, IT, etc. 

Giving them right of refusal to match competing offers, renewals for 21 years, and if you break it they are allowed to collect 75% of gross revenues (they only get 50% now)  for the remainder of the lease and that 21 years of renewals. 

Did you collect separate deposits from the 1st two guys?  

What percentage of billed rent do you collect each month?

I was wondering what is a good app to post listings, screen tenants, collect payments and all that without having to hire a property manager right away. 

The thing that scares me about Ohio is the rents per unit are so low I am wondering what the room for rent increases is because investors don't get rich paying down the mortgage and collecting rents.