The cash flow is amazing, but you must run a tight ship and understand the potential pitfalls or you will lose your shirt (and all your other clothes as well). 

He is also very suspicious... parks very large vans (about 4 to 6 at a time) in front of his property and on his driveway to cover the house, has cameras everywhere, is hanging cloths from his patio cover so no one can see the inside of the house, etc. 

They also never got back all of the houseware/clothes back from the fire which included pieces handed down from family members.

For example, wearing professional clothes, glasses etc. 

But the thieves did take a TV, coffee and end tables and 2 suitcases with my clothes. 

Management shouldn’t change your investing strategy but yes lots of wolves in sheep’s clothing for sure but that’s anywhere.

Debt to Income - not greater than 45% which includes the rent   Employment - Less than a year, 1-3 years and over 3 years - stability is given higher points  Smoker loses points - smoking is prohibited on the property, but the clothes reeking of smoke does require more work when they move out.

And to top it off:Very little furniture, lots of dump runs, sometime the grass and landscape get neglected for a couple weeks, always sweeping and vacuuming up dust, painters tape stuck to your clothes, joint compound imbedded into your jeans, tools scattered around the house, half a wall is opened, trim isn't done....

When you have enough proof before you file for eviction based on breach of lease then do an inspection of the property -- take pics of all his personal items throughout the house (toiletries, dirty laundry, clothes in closet/drawers, etc...).

Most high end stars have spent atleast 30k in clothing why not invest in a property?