Provided there is an actual advantage to the new property (Closer to work, relocation for work etc).

There is a lot of growth out that way related to the Federal Supermax, and the relocation of the state correctional facilities from Anne Arundel County.  

I'm an agent with a lady and her baby and you cannot refuse renting your room to a lady with a child and by the way the bed in one room would have to go in storage from the looks of the pic to make room for the baby's crib, walker, etc.Usually the calls go on with the caller repeating their scripted quotes and how refusal to show them our room will result in visits from 'officials' and charges filed etc.. all within a total call duration of just 1-2 mins or so (while we reiterate we're not okay with co-ed bathrooming in our household, nor making modications as we're probably relocating after graduation).Of course, we are compassionate about persons with disabilities but since when did offering a spare room or two in our own household turn into some sort of implied legal 'boxing ring' climate?

We have now relocated to SC and rent out the top unit as well for $750/mo.

So an applicant applied with his girlfriend (he is a teacher relocating back to the city for work) and his GF will be looking for employment when she moves.

Because if a property is charging below market rent it is valued as such but if the new owner moves into a unit that the market rate is $2,000/ month when the actual rent is $1,000/ month they can come out ahead even if they have to pay $15k in relocation assistance to the tenant.

@Michaela G. will focus most of her initial rehab investment on the exterior to make the property becomes a very attractive place where local business will want to re-locate and can see themselves succeeding there long term, often (10) years or longer. 

I had a potential great tenant relocating to the area, but I still wouldn't hold the unit empty for a full month when I had at least two other potential tenants that qualified under my guidelines. 

I recently relocated to a little town in stanly county nc.

I might look a little further south though, as Quincy - especially Quincy Center - could be the single hottest seller's market in the state.Weymouth, Hanover, Braintree, Pembroke, Hull, Kingston, Plymouth are all good candidates in my opinion.