@Tyler WorkLooks like we were all offhttps://www.airbnb.com/help/article/1857/what-is-t...it's about 3%, I also confirmed with a random sample of my bookings that 3% was consistent.

Is $80K a random number you put in or an actual estimate?  

I've attached floor plan images to help.Middle floor:Top Floor:Thanks so much.Max

I guess they wanted the glory without the grind.By the way, Keller Williams had Baylor University do a study and they found that if you make random calls into a selected area, after 12 hours of calls, give or take, you get a deal.

That's to protect the investment and ensure one random event doesn't implode the whole deal.Then I look to do lower cost (to me) but high effect (to a tenant) items, paint, flooring, appliances, new gravel on a driveway...A few years into it, even if values in that neighborhood have also grown by then I should have a house above the mean rather than below. 

If their renewal is long way off, you could do a spot inspection and if you find anything in disarray or that goes against the lease they signed you can order them to rectify and say random spot inspections will be conducted [with a 24 hour notice, of course]. 

We found out that they actually tried setting up water in a random name but the water company declined. 

Images of the project can be seen here (click here) > Rehab Final ImagesCheck out some before and after pics below.

Judging from your posted image above, I might assume that you will have missed "a few" items.

The entire subdivision has been having their roofs redone, so I can only image ours needs repairs too.