I suspect now your not paying anything to manage or place tenants in our homes.. once U out source you will lose 20% of your income right there.. placement fees , management fee's and mark up on services..So if its rental game you think you want to do .. just buy at the top half not the bottom half.. that will give you the TOP half of the best tenants not the bottom half.  

But generally, smart investors watch the bottom line.It sounds like you really miss the experience of being a homeowner who has complete control over his domicile. 

On the bottom of the sign, it said in parenthesis, no sleeping on premises allowed.

As I was driving home from the gym I drove pass a bandit sign with the words "Investors seeking students" with a number at the bottom and offering between 2k - 100k a year.

You may want to post address, town, state property details, age since they affect the bottom line.Good luck,Sam Shueh

Make sure you understand how the math works and everything that's included in the bottom line.

Spirit in the bottom unit in the form of an older man and a child in the top unit, and thought I needed to let the tenant in the bottom know.I am a pretty open-minded guy but I found it somewhat funny.

I jumped in and assumed the risk.My being a landlord is solely to benefit my bottom line and my family.

Forget personal freedom of choice.The bottom line is that the  more desirable the place is to live, the more expensive it will be.

Basically you self diagnosed and say you needed one, then you get a letter rubber stamped by a professional.