I'm guessing it would be about 50% cheaper and with regular maintenance it should last you 20+ years.

Hello,I have been hearing on BP podcasts that tenant turnovers can equal about $6000-8000 (one host even said up to $10k, if I recall correctly) when lost rent and repair/upgrade costs are factored together.

However, it’s crucial to ensure that the HVAC system is adequate for the space to avoid high energy costs.Flooring: The hardwood flooring adds a high-end touch but will require regular maintenance to prevent scratches and wear.

If you have that much business you are sending agents i'd get licensed and then just place your license with a referral agency so you don't have to pay the regular dues and can still collect a referral fee

To really know the result, I'd need to be advertising two identical properties -- one with a premium listing and another with a regular listing.Does anyone have experience that clearly shows a result from using a premium listing?

If the bottom insulation of the home is torn and the skirting is not properly maintained, it can cause a host of other issues, like pest and moisture problems.Additionally, if the foundation is not sturdy enough, situated correctly, or on a concrete slab (permanent foundation), a mobile home’s support may sink slowly into the earth over time.

It's only 4 months old, but I am finding that it has to be regularly drained and refilled due to how the guest use it or abuse it.

However, if you don't mind taking on that risk, you can also run numbers for condo units so that they still work as regular rentals.

So many hosts in the area do not, and just lost all their income for the season!

Of course, responsible landlords budget for regular maintenance and repairs.