Have more than one realtor (I usually find 5 in a market and work with all of them until the cream rises). 

LOL, my problem is that I'm not sure I'll be in good enough physical shape going ice bound, but I'm working out to see.An option contract cannot have any performance required by an optionee (buyer) meaning they can't be required to actually do anything, if they are, it's no longer an option but a sale contract.

Took the ice tray from the freezer's ice maker, took the sink stoppers and an ironing board holder from the hallway and cut a screen on one of the Windows.

Cleaning the walls, the nicotine looked like ice tea when it hit the floor.

Outside of real estate, I've been playing (ice/roller) hockey for 25 years.

Your rental properties will provide you cash-flow, amortization, incredible depreciation tax benefits, and last but not least potential appreciation (icing on the cake).Both can be considered passive investments, but that's the advice we usually give our clients when they are trying to make a decision between the two.

Under the kitchen sink and lav sink.Check all the blinds.Wash window draperies.Pest control the inside and outside.Touch up painting.Check all hoses replace hoses if necessary, turn on and off all stop valves, replace with new quarter turn if necessary.Garbage disposer gets a thorough clean - ice, vinegar, hot water, bleach.replace AC filter.WD40 every door hinge.Recaulk exterior door jamb if necessary.New light bulbs where needed.New backup battery for smoke alarm.No carpet cleaning, all my properties are tiled porcelain or natural stone.Inventory of hurricane panels and hardware.I keep an inventory of drawer pulls that is needed for each property and buy enough when there is a clearance sale.

Wasn't speaking about being a certified flight instructor for example.After notice is given to any owner of foreclosure anyone appoarching them with any method to cure or stop that process is treading on thin ice.

I would stick with neutral cream.

The rest is icing!