For instance YouPorter support is awful but the product normally works well for me.

I can’t imagine a world where a landlord is so greedy that they would charge friends if their tenants rent for the short term, especially if there is no lease or paperwork that outlines any terms or conditions regarding instances like this.

Quite frankly if its a neighborhood that is so unstable that some blocks are investable and others are not than its not a neighborhood I want to be in anyway (and there are plenty of them, don't get me wrong).For instance, I would invest anywhere in the Hamilton neighborhood.

If there could be a way where, for instance, the tenant would pay on time every single month from January to November and receive a discount for December as an incentive, I figured it would be a win-win as long as the numbers still work out for positive cash flow.

For instance, I was looking in Austin TX and found that a rent by the room model (they have property managers out there that do this) seemed to make way more sense than a SFH where your cash on cash return is minimal at best. 

Any company that can produce that high quality leads, would be world friggin famous and investors would be battling each other to pay them money for leads... which is not the case.So I don't like to talk crap about anything or anyone without anything to back it up with... so I did a quick search for Batch leads, and this is what I found:Now..

Even Ford's famous slogan WIN (Whip Inflation Now) did nothing, a big surprise :-) And they have to be careful not to trigger a recession by screwing around too much with rates.The rate now is 8.3 with the high of the 70s being 11.3 (I think), so we are down 3.

Enough so that in one instance he may or may have not attracted bugs according to one tenant.

Enough so that in one instance he may or may have not attracted bugs according to one tenant.

Not an attorney but speak to them (too often) and if it is for asset protection in most instances your better off with an umbrella insurance policy.