If you think you can still find a quality tenant at 2200 a month and it will not take you more then 1 month to find then advertise it at 2200. if after two weeks you are not getting quality applicants I would lower it.

I'm currently a full time Quality Control Technician, but would like to learn more about the real estate world, it has always been an interest of mine.

He does quality work, in a reasonable time, for a fair price.

You'll run across some bad apples, but it's been worth it to weed them out and build a relationship with the good ones.

@Aaron Cullen lol, oh man you should see how bad our property looks right now but the uglier the better as we can hopefully add some value. 

Entering in all of the pro forma data for every multifamily property would take forever, so I am going to implement the 50% rule in order to weed out the good from the bad.  

The answer is no,plain and simple.If he wants to run a home based business so badly,he can buy his own house and use his own insurance and take his own chances with city code enforcement.This is a legal disaster waiting to happen if you allow it.Find better tenants if they threaten to move,you'll sleep easier at night.

(bad ones)

I could care less if people "talk bad" about HOAs, I have no hidden agenda or incentive for people to buy in an HOA or not.  

Have you had any specific experiences (good or bad)?