The first really good tenant applicant goes to the big dogs first, it's human nature to take care of your best customers first.Depends on how you set things up too, a friend might drive by once in awhile, might get a nosey neighbor on your side (can be handy to a point, can also be a real pain).Getting attention of some PMs when you only have one unit, in reality, can be tough.

A lot of these strategies mentioned are not passive is nature.

the home is beautiful you did a great job

It makes the celebration bright and beautiful and brings a moment of joy to the face of recipients.

Though you don't like the color, it's a beautiful house.

Had a tenant in the past with a dog and needless to say, when she moved out, we had fleas and had to get the house treated.I am open to cats/dog based on adult size and breed, However, I do not accept "vicious natured animals" ex: pitbulls, rottweilers

I returned from a trip to Ft Collins and while the city is beautiful and has some nice attractions, I think it is a bit rich for my blood at this point.

I have picked a portable tri-fuel model which I intend to run mostly on natural gas.  

Its a beautiful 3 bd brick in the South Deering neighborhood (hyde park township).

It's human nature.