I don't know yet, I will keep BP posted once I buy my 3rd property.I came from Hanoi, Vietnam who being tenant for most of my life there, the room size was as big as a king size bed here, friend not allow, get home before 10PM (gate closes) if not I am on my own rule drove me nut & especially rat running on the ceiling as soon as people turn off the light, one night they bite through the ceiling & fall down to the floor, I woke up because of that noise, at the moment I told myself, if I ever become a landlord, I will be a cool one, my tenant will never have to wake up because of rat.Many years later I did become a landlord in US provide short term rental for my guests & I am proud of myself.

I'm no expert in that field, but it looked and smelled like it may have been there awhile too ...Another fun one was a fridge full of rotten food that had been in 100 deg. plus heat for a LONG time due to there being no power after they didn't pay their electric bill, and subsequently stopped paying rent as well and finally left in the middle of the night, but not without leaving us that very special present.

And right now being first of September already, you're a squirrel that just realized you have no food for winter.

And trust me I was born to a very poor family, we barely had food ain’t silver spoon’d, had no excuses why not to go into real estate.Good luck!

The way I look at it everyone needs food and shelter. 

Here's some food for thought:Before you make your first investment, meet with a mortgage/financial professional.

Food for thought.

They are all targeting the same class of renter which is incidentally the top of the food chain and one of the smaller demographics .

The rents are market but most of the other places are paying for their own heating and in some for their own water but the tenants are people on disability and food stamps.How did you organize the payment?

It is a bit like wholesaling, except at the very bottom of the REI food chain.