There will always be some unexpected surprises behind the walls or under the carpet. 

In the grand scheme, it is ideal if there is a powered exhaust fan that turns on when moisture levels reach a certain per cent.

For example, in states like NJ or PA, the executor is appointed and the case is never closed (so they will always have fiduciary powers over the estate), whereas most other states have some type of closing statement.

This is not only illegal, but as MikeOh points out, it will give the tenant power over you and you have just lost all control; however, you really don't want to loose this person, she is a perfect fit for your house.

If you have a detached garage, I would put the power out there, not the house.

More power to those that can handle low end rentals, you are certainly seeing better cash flow than I will, but on average, you're also dealing with more tenant issues than I'll be dealing with.

WII-FM (What's in it for me) I like that you see the power of networking, and am glad you learned a new way to approach networking.

The rules of the free market are not suspended even for a “super power.”

If an unexpected $2k expense comes up your return drops to 9.7%.

(I hope for all interested parties, yours included, it is the former.)Also, do not underestimate the power of a well designed home.