Say no to drugs, my body is a temple, my strength is as the strength of ten because my heart is pure, et hoc genus omne.Glad I obviously got a chuckle.

But one of the first things that I learned very early on as a property/owner/manager is to leave my bleeding heart at home and volunteer absolutely nothing. 

@Jonathan LiThis is a great question.I'm a new REI and current contractor that works for numerous Larger multi family property owners (7 to 35 units) myself and so I was actually hoping to see someone else already have responded so I could actually gain something from it besides my thoughts and what experience watching clients gain wealth from tells me.Since that is not the case...Heres a newbie thought.Go with your gut or heart or mind...whatever is saying larger multi unit properties.

And find a mentor that truly has your best interest at heart.

I have toyed around with the idea of turning my studio in the heart of Media into an Airbnb.

They start turning the wheel and the passengers cant feel it moving in the other direction for a few minutes. 

I've learned over the years that the property management is the heart of this business.

It's probably why the rent is so low the landlord had a great heart and could not sleep at night displacing the elderly like that.If they absolutely have to move then it seems like a better thing to do would give them some reasonable time to figure it out like 4 to 6 months.

But given the fact that anyone can go online and print out an ESA certificate for their untrained pet dog/cat/goldfish/mountain lion, things have definitely gotten out of control   Maybe this unfortunate event will lead to some sort of common sense regulation.http://www.cntraveler.com/story/passenger-attacked...

I'd probably have a heart attack in the 6 mos lol.