My house is a block from a catholic primary school, convenient to a small private college and seminary (divinity school), not too far from freeway access, and a couple blocks from a major bus line (that serves the college, divinity school and downtown).

I live across the street from a private, Catholic school and church.

You work with those people and the teaching industry, even people like volunteer ushers in Catholic churches, the Commonwealth's already done much of the clearance work for you.

Also if 300 a month , 10% is not something you can stomach then you should lean towards self management.2) If you are getting bad tenants you may want to consider talking to the various agencies in the area like catholic charities etc.

I was approached by Catholic Services.

@Jo Zhou You've gotten some good advice here.In past, I've sent tenants to Catholic Charities.

It's in between my high rise and another high rise to the right of it (and a Catholic Church in front). 

I know what you mean, I'm not Catholic but you've got to admire him for all he's seen and done in his life.

A friend of mine used her real estate attorney for an eviction and it took over 4 months.My tenant told me he would be trying to get emergency assistance from Catholic Charities, Home Serve, and other agencies.

Open to renting as last resort.Even though we're not Catholic, we even tried burying a statue of St.