How many people go in for sit down Chinese food for example vs take out....Often I see these giant caverns of empty tables.#2. 

Roaches: first time LL, if b/c way T lives (food left out, not disposed) -> T's responsibility. 

Sounds bad but it’s real.3) legally, if a military member is deployed, you HAVE to release them from the contract and if 40 of your 70 units has military personnel, you could find yourself with 40% occupancy.Just food for thought… 

@Spencer Gray We have a intake form of course, but then a call followed by a 30 day timer before a deal.

Some will include in the lease that these appliances are for the benefit/comfort of the tenant and while repairs will be addressed as needed, there will be no reimbursement for lost food should a refrigerator stop working. 

., Food Service, Sales, Construction and Design and most importantly helping others. 

Just food for thought.

.* Multifamily/Apartment - Ditto* Co-work office space - They could run the day to day operations, and we could provide them a small apartment to stay in* SFH - We could help them get a place of their own so that they (well, WE) can stop paying another landlord rent and build equity* STR - There are a lot of opportunities for vacation rentals, but again it comes down to cash* Retail store - We could acquire a small business selling food, clothing, etc. 

For people looking for more time freedom and flexibility, passive syndication investments can provide that in a way that purchasing properties yourself just can't.My husband and I did a nightmare gut reno project on a 2 family 100 year old house that went over budget and over time (horrible contractor) - it ended up working out well as a BRRRR and we have it rented to two awesome long term tenants now - we are happy with the cash flow, more than doubled our equity and got most of our cash back after the refi, but we have PTSD from that project, so syndication was a life saver - to be able to make similar returns for doing no work, just seemed like a no brainer for us, especially after that kind of experience.For that project put our own life's savings on the line, believing in ourselves that we would be successful in taking on that project with no experience (which we were, but it was horrible lol), which is why trusting someone who is a professional, who has a track record of experience, to do what they are good at just makes sense.

I think a few even work at BiggerPockets.Second, you need to remove any source of food (things they would consider food) and water from outside your house.