It would be in line with the typical theory that sfh are going to generally get a more long term, serious, “pride of ownership” type resident..but it’s not always the case…good screening is a better strategy than avoiding mf..in my opinion

This also leads owners to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

looking to buy a home less than 600k in 2024 soon,and have future plans of renting it after couple of yearsWhich below areas are better in terms of appreciation for future selling or renting in 2 years?

Bottom line is you can rent out on a short term basis and you don't get into a legally binding agreement during the first year where you lose the ability to occupy the property when you so choose.2. 

The asking rent growth rate of the metro's eight underlying submarkets over the past 12 months has been mixed, with cumulative change rates ranging from 1.9% (San Gabriel Valley) to -3.0% (South Bay).Competitive Inventory, Employment, AbsorptionTotal employment in the Los Angeles metropolitan area increased by 14,200 jobs during the first quarter, representing a growth rate of 0.3%, while industrial employment contracted by 2,043.

Read your insurance policy before making a claim as I think most do not cover long-term damage especially if it could be easily found and mitigated.

However, the exact terms will vary depending on the lender.6.

I don't make my clients sign long term contract either just per a property saying will pay me the difference if we don't get at least 2.5% and everyone been cool with it. 

If you’re in this for the long term you’ll need to make the odds favor you, not hope that things will be ok.