Just state the requirements and if anyone tries to argue, tell them that’s fine if they disagree but if they want to rent your property then you have to follow the application process. 

Thanks for all the great comments above, but I am surprised no one disagrees with us. 

while I don't "disagree" with what Brad Larsen recommends, at 19, you don't have a clue. 

I will have to disagree on a few other points.

Account Closed That's very low 140-160... single family homes in that area go for above that.. you guys are saying the back side isn't a "hot" area but I disagree...

Appreciation is a bonus.If you have an exit strategy, that helps too.I've been hearing this comment more and more often on BP and I disagree. 

I would have to disagree, Toby.

Well, I can't help but to completely disagree with another poster here as I own several cashflowing properties in Chicagoland (not in Indiana).

Jeff,I think "oldbie" is a new one, but it doesn't seem to flow off the tongue as well as "newbie".I do not disagree that, on average, the profit potential is way higher in commercial, that is a fact.

If you disagree with the implementation of these new laws (guaranteed  to  provide some work for the newly expanded Human Rights Commission!)