It's vital to do this if you want to achieve long term success.

If you choose not to accept Section 8 be consistent and across the board with it because even if it's not a protected class you still have a duty as a landlord to be ethical and consistent with the enforcing of your screening criteria. 

My broker also has "phone duty", where you could potentially grab a leasing tenant (in hopes that they'll eventually be a buyer). 

If this trend continues, we hope to sell for around $650-660,000 in 2020 when we move to our next duty station. 

I am active duty stationed in OKC, OK.

Seems like he's doing it already, so if the market rent is $700, rent concession for PM duties would bring the rent to $600 already, roughly $100.00 more than what he's paying.I really value tenants that handle their own maintenance, and that's worth something as well. 

A common scenario involves a VA homeowner who has to relocate to a new duty station but wants to keep and rent out his or her primary residence.

I am an Active Duty Marine Corps Warrant Officer that is stationed in Camp Pendleton, California (San Diego area for the non military folks).

Enjoy and Thank You.Mission Statement: I'm 30 years old and have been Active-Duty Military for the last 11 years.

An agreement pursuant to subsection 2 is not entered into in good faith if the landlord has a duty under subsection 1 to perform the specified repairs, maintenance tasks or minor remodeling and the tenant enters into the agreement because the landlord or his or her agent has refused to perform them.