Also recommend driving through the neighborhoods to get a feel for what you are comfortable with.

Good evening.Looking for some wisdom / experience from someone who has leased up office suites to various tenants in small, historic, boutique environment or something similar.What kind of issues can come up either between the tenants themselves or in dealing with multiple leases under one roof?

But ultimately it comes down to what you're comfortable with.

If my first tenant is a female and she doesn’t feel comfortable with having other male house mates, am I allowed to rent and advertise to just females only?

Amenities are critical in today’s competitive value add environment.

Hello fellow investorsTalk about getting out of your comfort zone!!

You want an agent who will read the HOA budgets and meeting minutes and who feels comfortable making calls to the management company and HOA board members to get the lay of the land.

The mortgage payments are a source of stress only if you are not making enough money on the property; if you are, then it should be relatively comfortable taking care of that obligation.

I'm comfortable with screening renters but wondering if anyone out there in Bigger Pockets land has advice on how to prevent problems, horror stories, things I should add in detail in the lease.Appreciate any recommendations.Thanks,Mike

I figure cash for keys would had worked since she has 2 months left...but some tenants just get too comfortable and dont rigorous process of moving.