Anyways, I'll be writing this into leases moving forward, but just wanted people's perspectives.

And this is from my perspective of training people on cold-calling in the non-real estate world.  

We've decided to up the budget a little bit and have discussed the level of rehab we're comfortable handling (both from a first time perspective and while not being onsite daily for) Finding the properties seems to be the easier part, we have also come to agree that we need to find our team first before going any further (PM and contractor) I'm still optimistic and our goal is to buy something in 2019.

I’m doing customer research for a new platform that would help landlords and property managers automate their communication with tenants and perspective tenants using new to world chat technology. 

The economy from an employment perspective is still so strong people still aren't even wanting to work because labor participation is still below pre-pandemic levels.

Half day shift, half night shift

Is this something to be of a concern from a rental perspective.~717 sqft, 1/1.

I'm not saying no one will do this type of loan, but I'm explain why looking at it from a lender's risk perspective could help you look for another alternative.Another reason, other than being over leveraged, is that a borrower that is not well positioned with capital is also at a much higher risk of default.

Obviously it is still illegal at the Federal level.Any others out there that have dealt with this from a strictly landlord perspective?

You just have not found that event, place or thing that will create the shift.