I love the area, lived there for 10 years, still own my first house I bought and lived in and now is a rental, a few blocks away...I'm trying not to fall in love with it and have an investor mentality, but...It passes my two tests, in order.1.

This is a test

If you're on point then the traffic should start quickly.A/B testing is great.

Just make an appointment with an allergist and get tested to be sure.

I swung by there just to see what up, but dont generally give my info out without the opportunity for a test run.

It is MUCH better than another intro we tested that Brandon Turner came up with . . . yell at him about it, though!

Apparently, any house that is built before 1978, you have to get a lead based paint test before you start any demoing of walls.

I have contractors whom I trust and who I know will do repairs properly and with long-term functionality/savings in mind.While my tenants might be equally qualified and have the same level of diligence, there's no way I can know that for certain, and I don't want my rental property to have to be the guinea pig when testing whether that's the case or not.So, I agree with Jon...I wouldn't accept maintenance work over a deposit.

Sorry, but see the Howey Test and you can play amateur lawyer like me.

The only way to know is to test it and see if it works for you.