The biggest problem with low-income rentals isn't necessarily the tenants, it's the ineptitude of the landlord in screening and effectively communicating with the tenant base. 

.- Having roots in the community, normally having lived in that neighborhood for several years, or in this case being close to her parents adds screening points.

For example, many aspects people look for are tenant screening, rental applications, marketing and a bunch of other options. 

PM me, I'll get you a local phone number!  

@Derek Askew Great question — you may want to look into a service that offers a nice portfolio of tools to make managing your own rental super easy (that includes tools to list your unit, screen tenants, create digital leases, collect rent online and manage maintenance requests).

I will send you a PM with my phone number, there are a few things worth discussing.

And do we get to place new tenants (after screening) or your properties always come with existing tenants?

I'll include a screen shot of all the number crunching but this is what we are working with. 

Hit the number, or the phone stops ringing.

Can’t post his email or phone number on here but he will show up in a google search.