I like it better, I don't have to deal with contractors, there are tenants but I screened them well and have a property mgt company handling all the headaches

Plus, you are probably talking $1,500,000 to 2,000,000 purchase price to buy a 20 door apartment with $300,000 to $400,000 down... so while I imagine that thought was just conceptual... start small... 1 property... maybe it has 1-4 doors... its often more about what you can find, that is at a good price, that you can afford, that will rent the best.We are at 40 doors in 3 years, and it's a number we have been trying to hover at, because it is a size we can self manage, and that is what we are trying to do for the moment.  

Use the search feature in the top right corner of the screen.

I have a potential tenant who I am in the process of screening. 

Figure that out with your screening process and evictions become less meaningful. 

@Chris Moyer, it depends on the size of the deal and the partner.

But sharing rooms will be a choice, if they choose to bring a friend to lower the cost then they can as long as the roommate can still pass the screening and tenant requirements.

Reasons for uneven airflow: distance from unit, size of vents, obstructions, flexible vent tubing crimped from hanging, closed or partially closed dampers at main trunk, debris inside tubing.

So I get the trying to protect those investors but one size does not fit all.I read through a few articles on this proposed law since posting this and just don’t see this as a benefit for those of us who finally got into this space and have begun building up our portfolios.

There’s a decent sized yard at the rear of the building.