Check in with them and they will appreciate your sincere concern.If this happens frequently you might want to consider an auto on generator.

You may get a variety of answers but based on my experience, when investors are looking at Return on Investment, it is understood that the return or value they get comes in a variety of different forms.

There is quite the variety of options available for screening packages; tenant involvement/no tenant involvement, instant reports, hand-compiled reports, and even income verification.You can find further information by going to Tenant Screening under the Tools tab.

If you have hard surface flooring, consider installing floor surfaces in high traffic areas which are cork backed or (cheapest, but not longest lived) wall to wall carpet or something which will deaden noise from people tromping through the halls (just expect carpet may only last a few years and plan for frequent cleaning of it)    More invasive but you could also look at having insulation added to the interior bedroom walls to block noise as well.   

They have a network of turnkey companies who renovate houses and sell to investors in a variety of states (also new construction now), and can advise on general returns and price points in each market. 

My oldest is 15, so I talk to him more frequently.

If you’re up for houses that need a lot of work then connect with people who could have knowledge of off market rehab deals (like Jamie and other agents who frequently encounter off market deals, wholesalers, etc).

They rarely work as intended for a variety of reasons. 

Notice: I didn't say use discriminatory advertising practices, but be sure to post your ads in places frequently visited (online or in person) by the kinds of folks you want who will pay top dollar for you unit.

Frequent flyer miles, time share week, summer vacation in their mountain cabin, free auto repair, free will if they are an attorney, free honey if they're a beekeeper, what will the seller value, that your buyer could provide?