“Making the landlord and the tenant the same person has certain advantages, as the tenant pays no rent, while the landlord does a little work.” –Gilbert K. Chesterton Property management is one of the lucrative avenues to make a stable profit. One of the myriad of options many investors choose to delve into is the tenancy, an aspect in real estate investment that yields the most revenue—provided that it is executed well. Success in tenure is usually determined by a multitude of aspects. Some of the considerations would include choosing a property in a premier location that is in proximity to offices, school districts, and entertainment hubs. Apart from that, you also need to ensure that you treat the property well and set a profitable rental rate that would allow you to leverage the competition at the same time. However, to be a successful landlord, you would also need the cooperation of a good tenant. Indeed, finding a good tenant is a dime a dozen, but more often than not, t...