'No Inspections' is gold in the eyes of Sellers. 

The one set of tenants did not even bat an eye (had not had a rent increase in 7+ years prior), and the other set appreciated it and moved out about 2 months after the rent increase (with proper notice). 

Here is the catch.

I've been eyeing two properties in totally different locations. 

To my non-professional locksmith eyes the blanks all look the same but the copies of my master key aren't turning the lock.

Just keep in mind these need quite a bit of capital. 4 - The market is still going up and our listing inventory has a chance to catch up for a moment.

How long will it be until we: (1) catch up to the current demand(2) overbuild and threaten another bubbleHave we already caught up, overbuilt, have 1-3 years to go, or have longer than three years to go before we see another significant dip in prices?

But this time with a catch.

Im sure it works but it is an eye sore and I think a waste of time to install/remove.

As long as incorporating property management still works for your cash flow numbers, why not go for it?