Common culprits include poorly sealed wax rings, dry traps from leaks or non use, and localized clogs that vent sewer back into the room. 

Hey Rachel, One side note is that Landlord's choice varies a lot but I'd take a look at local listings that do have a professional property manager and review their screening criteria.

Always learn a lot from you regarding local market knowledge and broader RE.Question to all,I'm new to this concept. 

I referred a number of folks there that also got the same results.I think their PC's work great for Realtors, Dentists and other professionals.I have come to the conclusion that it has nothing to do with that company, but absentee owners and possibly some of the other niches just don't respond to that slick, beautiful glossy postcard.

The latter will have higher interest rates whereas the former has a 2% interest at my local credit union. 

I don't believe there is a common practice, its going to be dependent on local standards.

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From talking with a few local folks my take away is the numbers published is the very highest amount you could get and isnt always what you will get. 

Research local economies, population trends, job growth, and infrastructure developments to identify promising markets.

Is this a commonly successful approach given the local real estate and rental market dynamics?