We're particularly interested in finding off-market properties that could use some TLC to bring them up to their full potential.Does anyone have tips on the best strategies for finding these hidden gems?

Be sure to include instructions for turning in keys, notifying you that she's out, etc.

However college kids or young professionals will most likely not care.In Danbury you have to look out for hidden gems.

My CPA provides his clients with a spreadsheet that includes tabs, detailed instructions, and videos on how to use it.

I don't consider them hidden gems.

In Ohio, older homes might bring hidden maintenance costs, so that $20k reserve will come in handy. 

Finding the right realtor/wholesaler can be a huge advantage, especially someone who knows the local market trends and can spot areas with hidden potential.

I recall reading something along these lines in The Economist, pointing out how hidden fees can vary widely depending on local ordinances.

We've had guests do exactly that.We do not advertise any of these supplies until our check-in instructions welcome them to use the pantry, and let this be a pleasant surprise to people when they arrive.In theory a guest could clear us out but nobody ever has. 

For example, if you’re holding a triplex in Irvine, the strategies are going to differ greatly from someone managing high-end rentals in Newport Beach.Costs and Terms: Watch out for hidden fees.