(btw; I know you're experienced enough to understand that, just using this to further illustrate the analogy for other readers)

Tell the lender you want to pay for another appraisal because you know the property is worth more and the appraiser won't budge.Most of the times, appraisers wont budge if you ask for a review because then they'd have to explain why their first appraisal was so far off.I've had to do it 3 or 4 times over the past few years.

The keyless/keypad entry sounds good, but I don't think I've found anything with enough positive reviews to make me pull the trigger. 

I would sit down with him and review all the terms of the rental agreement, including how to pay rent when it is due and to whom.

The borrower is an experienced landlord2.

Connect with experienced investors, learn and get deals done correctly.

I've experienced some of the same issues with cash flow in SFH's which is why i went to the MFH market, but it is doable as i've seen people do it. 

We partnered with a supposed "experienced investor".

When the investment conversation and participation moves from the classes (the professionals, the experienced and the educated) to the masses it is an indicator of froth if not a market top.

Howdy @Tuan DangFind out from an experienced realtor what they think the market value will look like after the recovery.