I also don't get involved with Buyers as the contract language and specifics should be reviewed by an attorney

So let's say out of state landlord fail to make a payment , bankrupt pass away etc the agent is responsible. that is the problem and that is why I mentioned most property managers would not do it.Ok, I see what you are saying and perhaps this is a language issue since you seem to be in Canada and the author of this article is writing in proper American English!

On top of that, you have one of the biggest and best universities in the world here with Ohio State University.

We need to establish SOPs that can universally applied regardless of how stable the residents' relationship seems at the time of move-in.

Which means as a society we will have to shift to a universal basic income system, like it or not, there is no other way.

For the universities and schools in the area as well the research triangle area for Apple's first East Coast campus.2.

A monthly survey conducted by the University of Michigan that measures consumer sentiment and inflation expectations has affected yields and offered a data point for predicting Federal Reserve actions.Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)Another factor starting to gain steam in terms of affecting mortgage rates are various regional Purchasing Managers Index reports, which offer a glimpse into the health of the economy.

These are situations where an individual investors knowledge, experience and expertise provide a unique advantage over the universe of other investors competing for “great” deals.  

Most board of realtors contracts have similar language.

I concur with @John Thedford. depends on the market.Rentometer is pretty much universally useless for properties in Canada and there are markets in which we are involved or pursing properties in the U.S.A. where it's off the mark (South Eastern NH is one).