I would offer to let them out of the lease with ZERO penalty, if they feel the unit is not safe for their child- get that in writing. 

I feel the topic of preventative exterior maintenance is rarely talked about.

New Orleans residents feel that AirBNB's have ruined the neighborhoods and character of living in New Orleans, making housing unaffordable for musicians and service industry workers and that the city has plenty of hotels for tourists to stay in.Adding units may be very easy or next to impossible depending on the zoning and neighborhood where the house is located.

They are all of the gurus and wholes sale ops… They FUND.. the REIA…so the REIAs feel that they can’t advocate “ no equity = no deal”…and the Boards of Directors… have ties to the big investor machines…There ..ARE….

What I mean by that is keeping an eye out for distressed properties or deals you all can buy without feeling the need to dive into another avenue to fund.

@Robert Akens I second Ned's vote on the BWI Meetup (hat tip @Christina R. , who got me involved). 

Especially when starting out, I feel it's best to decide on a strategy and zero in on it.

Feel free to DM me if you have questions. 

Feel free to reach out!

So yes, have a conversation and trust your gut feeling.