On the "con" side, however, for resale value, it may be lower, and your pool of buyers will be more limited, as owner-occupants may not want to rent in a high rental area.Also for resale value, owner occupants take better care of their properties, so if tenant screening is weak or declining, that could affect the value of your home.

Also, to get the tagging to work, start typing @ and a few letters of the user name, then look for it to pop up on the bottom left of the screen.  

I believe pads should be around 35% and POH's between 55-60% depending on age and how well you screen your tenants.  

We live in Des Moines, we would be using a management company to run these and screen the tenants, the properties are in great condition, just some general painting and cleaning and they are good to go. 

Even if it is only 5 folks who want it, how do you decide who should apply, and what if several of them pass screening?

The screen shot of it looks like it would be very helpful.

Visit the link below to see the screen grab of the summary.

Hi Alex,I am a realtor with Bahia International Realty for their Tampa office, because we work with a lot of International Investors, this office has a separate Property management division.In case you haven't found a PM yet, Bahia Property Management does a great job in screening the Tenants, they have a full bilingual staff just for the Property Management.

When you log in to your account via the web browser, look for the "More" drop down on the left side of your screen.

This includes a minor plumbing issue, screen repair, and facilitation of online rental payments.