I think everything is intimidating or scary when we are not adapted to it.

I suggest you start by being able to do most anything and adapt to your market as it constantly changes.

My tenants might have been more adapt to view scheduled showing as favorable over an open house.

Here are some great books that I highly recommend that I've read in the past year in no particular order: 1- The Magic of Thinking Big (the size of your belief = the size of your success) 2- The 4 Hour Week - Tim Ferriss (productivity and leveraging technology and 80/20 rule) 3- Eat that frog - Brian Tracy (productivity, focusing on 80/20 rule) 4- Lean Startup Method (bootstrapping and adaptive learning) 5- How to Win Friends and Influence People (classic on working with people) Enjoy.

We learn to adjust and adapt.

If you would like to repeat something anyone here has said in public, adapting it to a conversation as a comment, that's one thing, using common knowledge to express your position or point of view, to some extent.

Rather:  always think, consider, ponder, create, innovate, and adapt.  

“Reasonable people adapt themselves to the world.

There is definitely money to be made, just have to adapt to the market.

I haven't toured the house yet, but I think it also could easily be adapted to a multifamily with an exterior stair access or perhaps an interior one, but have to look at it  However, it is also in a real nice neighborhood of old SFR just like it, so I'm hard pressed to want to ruin the outside appearance with a stair case.Sooo...First question - is a three story, 4 bedroom, 3500 sgft house too big to successfully rent in the SFR market?