In one case, the water overflowed, looked like not the 1st time and the area around it had to be repaired.We partnered with my mother-in-law for the first rentals we bought.

@Larry FlanaganMy family and I(wife, 2 small kids, and mother-in-law) all live in the same house.

As a tenant I would object to this ,  if tenant  in unit 1 is a single male living alone , and tenant in unit 2 is a single mother with 2 kids .

(for my mother)Add master bathroom on second floor (would be placed directly above the kitchen and across the hall from another bathroom)All new systems (2 Zone HVAC, Plumbing (copper pipes), and electrical)I intend to use Spray foam insulationThe entire house would use low-mid tier materials with certain splurges(hardwood, kitchen cabinets)This will not be a rental, I'd live here. 

This means that her father and mother could give her a combined $30k gift ($15k each) each year without triggering gift taxes. 

The repair people know much more than the advertising people and sales people.My mother lives in a large assisted living facility.

I will admit we did make one exception to a single mother who had a breakin. 

There is a mother 50, her son 18, her nephew 32 years old.  

I have recently invested $81,000 of my mothers retirement money that was recently Broker Price Opinion of $221,000 over a 14 month period.(172.3% return) If you are interested in getting on board let me know.

And give a little background.I helped my elderly parents manage their rentals for many years, but they were all sold after my mother passed away 3 years ago so the assets could be split between 11 heirs.