This will require some further investigating and also visiting some smaller local banks right to your point @Scott Graham. 

@Elaine Fawcett   Was just in Westborough with my wife visiting family, they are originally from Worcester (great rental market from what I see.) 

Check data from websites like AirDNA and Everbooked and you'll get a good feel for what kind of revenue your property can generate. 

Kind of a buy and hold situation.

You do have to have power and some kind of internet connection. 

Sometimes there are just "bad dates", doesn't mean they are "bad people" just not the kind you want to be married to.

He has a very good job and great credit but is young and immature so I kind of just want him to go away BUT hate the hassle of having to show the place again (40+ min drive from my house each way), run background checks, etc.What would you do in a situation like this?

Keep in mind that a bad GC can cause you all kinds of headaches from disappearing materials to subs putting liens on your property from not being paid/being underpaid.

Just as an example, 4% is actually an excellent return if you are allocating it to some kind of savings vehicle.Banks treat you differently with better debt ratios.

Also walk around the neighborhood a little bit and determine what kind of renters are likely to live there.