I'm a single mom, working a full time job and side hustling as a photographer (real estate and portraits) and I'm really motivated but I don't have time or money to get steered in the wrong direction.

They manage both Single and Multi for me. 

Our preference would be not to sign anything tethering us to a single agent, but have it be an open secret with realtors in the area that the house is available-Any insights appreciated!

I can send you a link to a comparison chart if you message me.

However, if you can find a single tenant with good income and background I would go that route. 

For that reason, the appraiser should report the basement or other partially below-grade areas separately and make appropriate adjustments for them on the Basement & Finished Rooms Below-Grade line in the Sales Comparison Approach adjustment grid.For consistency in the sales comparison analysis, the appraiser should compare above-grade areas to above-grade areas and below-grade areas to below-grade areas.

@Calus GlispieA single $1 is point blank disrespectful.

That's a lot of questions for a single post, @Andrew Caldieraro, but here goes with at least a couple of answers/suggestions.  

Wife and I are getting ready to make first major purchase and I wanted to share something that happened.After many months, I finally convinced my wife that the road to success will require us to downsize from our nice $250,000 single-family home in North Central San Antonio into something more modest, like preferably a live-in duplex or four-plex.

And you need every single one—if ONE of them refuses, this strategy fails.