What is your risk tolerance, is remote an option or are you hands on and need to be physically present.

My units are almost done for showings but not quite.Give me a flexible and tolerant, seasoned and stable non-smoker that works nearby any day of the week.

Now, we file several evictions per month at our company and don’t tolerate bad behavior, but that is not the picture you painted.

All of our tenants know up front that we have a zero tolerance policy in regards to drug use.

The ability to access both spaces from the laundry allows them to sell it in the future as a single family home.My biggest concern would certainly be the insurance piece, but I suppose that's dependent on your risk tolerance and what your insurance provider can set-up for you.

She doesn't tolerate not being fed for too long!

@Jonathan S.Covered and protected with his terms of lease agreement for that amount of time may bring to many possibilities and characteristics that may arise from his end such as sense self ownership, disputes, a sense of pride, the bigger brother, and so many flaws from his end as human that you are not aware of yet and aren’t willing to tolerate later.

Other factors to consider is your own personal risk tolerance and current climate.

He does not screen well, does not do timely repairs, does not inspect his units, does not address tenant issues, but charges significantly below market rent (which is why the tenants tolerate the lack of repairs). 

I think the greater population of BP would not tolerate that.