I stress-test my budgets this way so I can take precautionary measures ahead of time.

But I keep an eye on it because it's so close to my market and notice some duplexes going for about 140-240 renting for around 1200-2000 depending.

The current lease is month by month for either party (30 days notice).  

I will make this well-known before they sign the lease in the first place.If they follow the rules, great.If they don't, they get a 60 day notice to vacate and I find a new tenant.  

Now that I see the answer I feel really dumb for not noticing that little icon.

Obviously there are tax strategies that you should evaluate when doing either, but you probably have a head start on that versus most of us!

Reading the books ahead of time are great so I can actually communicate better and understand the processes, even if it's only the surface that I understand I believe it's better than knowing nothing and not ever showing an effort 

The issue is getting them to notice you.

Hello all,Just wondering if anyone has ever noticed an increase in difficulty when it comes to finding tenants for a property with no off-street parking, no washer/dryer hookup, or the combination of both. 

If you think this is some super deal compare the appreciation on this purchase compared to San Diego average appreciation (rent and property) and you will find it was a decent deal but has not done significantly better than average for San Diego (I suspect my actual rent increase will be below San Diego average rent appreciation - Neither tenant has turned over which is primary reason rent is noticeably below market).So the challenge is open.