I have a relative who is a trailer home/efficiency landlord on multiple properties. I asked hen* once what it was like and hen said, rent is due weekly and pai

I have a relative who is a trailer home/efficiency landlord on multiple properties. I asked hen* once what it was like and hen said, rent is due weekly and paid in advance--and there's a lot of demand for that. On the one hand, hen is giving a place to stay for people who could not afford longer-term rentals or their contract. On the other hand, hen is supporting hen's family off of hen's reputation (ability to convince the bank that hen is good for a loan) by taking money from people who do not have such a reputation. ROCs sounds like a great idea, but I wonder how they work any better than HOAs given the power... *Hen: swedish gender singular neutral. Better/simpler to my ears than they/them