If not you will notice a shift in attitude.Instead we tie good tenant behavior to a discount in rent, movie tickets or something that says "we appreciate that you are a good tenant".

I do feel that downside is minimal as this is a relatively urban area somewhat near colleges so I do not see a circumstance where apartment demand decreases substantially. 

Often in many areas I notice that people can't find good deals or the market is flooded, here it is opposite there are many deals and low cost of living allows for lower upfront cost and risk.

The department I work for will strip the home of roofing and certain other fixtures and arrange a dumpster to be hauled off as a way to decrease unnecessary smoke products. 

Anyways,  now that I am trying to find another house, I notice that the good deals absolutely FLY off the market.  

I noticed that there are some really large tax appraisal value increases (2015 from 2014) in the Leon valley area.  

Since then I've noticed a new construction boom in the neighborhood.

As a side note, there is a good article posted today regarding counties with the highest rent increases/decreases in 2015.  

I notice there is a foreclosure site on BiggerPockets.

As such, I've worked with these portals quite often over the past two years.What I've noticed is that the original goal seemed to be to get investors equity positions in large scale real estate projects - commercial high rises or 100+ unit apartment complexes.While this has worked well for a few very large portals mentioned earlier here, the reality of the situation seems to be that many of the fledgling portals did not work out, grow to sufficient size, or build enough of a reputation quickly enough.