Communications from tenants must be documented to avoid misunderstandings and they are occasionally needed for Court.

Occasionally there will be two main speakers... in that case, usually the first one has a short presentation, like 20 or 30 minutes, and then the second one has a longer one.After the main speaker is done, some people leave and some people hang out and talk. 

Pay a little to get more in rent.Be sure the lease addresses how common area damage, common expenses (like toilet paper, dish soap, etc.), and common utilities will be covered.Good luck!

Occasionally the wholesaler would “double close” or close “back to back”.  

@Tyion Bridgeman..I use FB occasional to market New Listings or Open House...It' not that effective, but it's a low cost market strategy to engage my contacts/other in the area..

Business ownersWe see the occasional small business owner who has properties and the administrative staff to take care of the financials and appointments.  

If they are modern and the rest of the home is nice it will probably not make a much difference.On a SFR it will impair the use of the yard space in the summer, that will put you in the same category as a corner lot.IMO a lot of major inner city roads are equal or worse than a freeway, because of ambulance and police cars, accelerating traffic and the occasional nonsense souped up car.I down own a property on a major street, so this is just my humble opinion.

Departing tenant also forfeits all rights to access the property, except as an occasional guest.

I have no idea if he is insured and I'm not sure why I would care - I don't understand why the type of work I'd hire a handyman for would need that type of insurance - it's paint and drywall mostely, with the occasional odd job (new mailbox cover, for example)!

One thing to consider in your search is a lot of the locks require a network connection and a smart hub to allow remote access.For my home I am using a Schlage Connect locks and a Wink smart hub - I occasionally have issues with the remote access, so I would avoid this combination.