Air hockey or foosball in the same room as the tv or someone playing games or someone doing schoolwork or reading is not good. 

Hi Andy,You might also consider placing your financial screening criteria directly into your ad. 

Screen tenants and prevent fair housing violations.  

I recommend that you focus your short term learning efforts on how to properly screen and manage tenants. 

By far the vast majority of realtors I interface with on a regular basis have no idea about renting properties, screening, leasing, or a good/bad lease. 

It will take you to a screen where you enter the applicable information.

It is not how many people who ask about a rental that counts; it is how many will pass your screening criteria.

There is cable tv in every room, washer/dryer, wifi, and a full kitchen. 

Any issue I've had renting to SEC 8 (housing authority OR tenants) have been my fault- poor communication, improper tenant screening, etc.

They are missing 25-30% of their staff, and consequently, are throttling applications with a "pre-screen" process that takes 30 business days at present... that's before plan check even starts.Bottom line: not many have actually executed on this strategy yet, so if you are going for it, have realistic expectations on overall timeline.