If the number of adults is disproportionate to the usual accommodations then there's a good chance it's a party.  

Look for People SkillsProperty management is, ultimately, a people business.Not only will your manager deal with you and your tenants, but they’ll also need to work with third-party suppliers, regulatory bodies, and legal agencies.The better their people skills are, the better they will be at managing your property.This is often something you need to evaluate face-to-face when you meet them.

You are neither the owner of the property nor a lien holder of any kind or an agent representing one or more of the parties in the transaction so the bank does not want to (and will not) fund your wholesale fee.

I got nothing to do Except follow stock Market(Highly Suck- I was one of those Nudist when the tide rolled out).

The highlight of my day is going to buy eyedrops.

It seems most counties are using third parties to sell them now. ********** is one of the main players I see selling tax lien properties for our state.

@Greg Moore take a look at www.rentcafe.com for tenant portals, tenants can download an app to make online payments the site also acts as a 3rd party listing, its hosted by Yardi 

They'll say if both parties agree then you can sell a property. 

If neither party reports it to a random website, they cannot possibly know what it is actually renting for.

We settled on a $5k reduction and each party paid their own closing costs.Why was the closing so long?

The best part is that everyone here is excited to help you learn and grow into real estate investing.