My approach is:Carpet only (low profile) on the stairs, primarily for ease of installation and safety of residents,Leave Linoleum in place in kitchen and bathrooms since it is in good condition without teas or peel off,LVP in the rest of the house (bedrooms, hallways, living room, dining room, family room, totaling about 1,600 sq ft) for its semi waterproof qualities.

Hi @Kavita B. if you are struggling to juggle an inflexible full time job with coordinating showings etc, a good realtor can take a lot of the pressure off you.  

I could bring a strong positive presence to your business and help ease some of the workload.

I have a few jobs: I do some bookeeping, budgeting, and business consulting for a local architect, I work at at CPA firm during tax season, and I own a little side business with my friend doing pressure washing and sealing driveways, patios, sidewalks, etc.

As a landlord, Mitch C. brought up a good point about the ease of maintenance on electric. 

I hope they ease up soon because STR's are quite lucrative.

The issue was the boiler pressure, if there is not enough it is not able to heat the water consistently.Check your boiler (and perhaps under it) and take a look at the pressure gauge.

This put him at ease a bit.We completed an inspection, and other due diligence quickly.

A real estate license will ease your search.

I take the arbitrage loss as a trade off for emotional ease and I do it with my eyes wide open.If your eyes are open then there's absolutely nothing wrong with spending $226 per month to "buy emotional ease!"