I don't see why it would be a problem but playing devils advocate, maybe the rental manager would rather wait for a finished project to show rather than an undergoing project only because perhaps someone does not like the aesthetics of the bathroom (tiles, vanity, etc) after they've committed to the rental (security deposit, tenant screening, etc).  

Appfolio, Buildium, and Yardi all have built in screening, e-leasing,  and online payment.

Usually signs of normal settling are minor cracks in the walls and miter joints of door and window trim crown molding etc. 

Reasonably close to public transit/stores/shoppingCurrent rental certificateCurrent tenant (reached out to current PM to get info on screening process)Rehab included:HVAC-furnace and A/CFlooringSheet RockSiding, soffit, fascia, gutters/downspouts New windowsRoof: unknown when last replacedAsking price: $92kTaxes: $950/year (tax abatement on improvements for 10 years)Insurance estimate: $750/yearCurrent rent: $950/moQuestions:Is this a reasonable deal?

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The HVAC was bad and the inspection did not discover the cracked heat exchanger.  

Because you'll be living with your tenants, you really want to be careful... when you advertise the units, make sure that you let people know that the "owner lives on the premises" ... some potential tenants will screen themselves out, which is a good thing.

We even tried mailing with a Design of Experiments (DOE), 32-run, Plackett-Burman Screening Design with a process improvement statistician and that was not fruitful. 

Putting it on Zillow and screening tenants myself is preferable to dealing with other agents. 

I caught water seeping through a small crack in the concrete.