There's a reason why the court system filters out (tries to) any potential jurors that might already be favoring one side or the other...even though they might say they're not. 

It has been an adjustment, but we're all still here breathing.  :-)All that to say, there is more than one type of education to be concerned about.  

Figure out your process and/or hire a property mgt company, crunch your numbers and determine if it makes sense for you.Keep a running list of things to make life easier for a landlord when you see it... for example, same paint (and give tenants a quart), show them how to change filters, and "bulletproof" your investments (I do tile floors on slabs if possible, seal every crack, get rid of dishwashers and garbage disposals, get rid of screen doors, encourage tenants to email through your system for needed repairs (I use Buildium) so those $10 fixes don't become $500 dollar fixes. 

Does the HVAC filter need changing?

But I refused to install water filter to the refrigerator that doesn’t equipped with filter and was provided “as is” for tenant to use by previous landlord/owner per lease. 

Just don't breathe too heavy up in the attic.

There will ALWAYS be many lessons learned from the first one so don't hold your breath too long.

I'm using a filtered Non owner occupied vacant list in my target areas!

Hello all,Loopnet.com does not allow one to filter results by the # of units, at least I have not seen how. 

As I  am the new owner and don't want to be paying for filters, light bulbs etc. general maintenance that a renter would normally pay but not stated in this lease agreement.