You want to keep up the interior and exterior as pristine as you would expect a Hilton Hotel to be, while maintaining an aura of a friendly home.Being cheap is a sure way to failure. 

Per my research there is a 22K tax lien on the property that is from 2013/2014 which  which is stated as 1040, which appears to be failure to pay income taxes.

Remember: Their failures are almost alwaysyour fault, usually due to inadequate or ineffective communication.Good luck!

The link below has a link to the City's info bulletin about these plan requirements.https://www.sandiego.gov/sites/default/files/dsdib...The City doesn't provide water/sewer or any ROW improvements for residents unless it is due to a failure or damage.

Don't think that one particular out of state market will shoot you to success or abject failure.

Since it's a result of tenant's negligence in maintenance, and failure to report leaks in time.

I know that the cashed check would serve as proof that he received it, but I can't ignore the possibility that he will disagree with the deductions and refuse to cash the check, leaving me exposed to a lawsuit for failure to return the deposit timely.What advice can you offer on what my next course of action should be?

Insurance will cover things like damage to carpet or walls caused by a sump pump failure.

Nevada is considering not letting landlords consider previous failures to pay rent in selecting tenants  no late fees for 3 days, capped at 5%  hand delivered pay or quit by a constable and the pay to stay doesn’t have to include any late fees, just past due rent  Just change the name from Nevada to Eastern California already  Nevada law prohibits property owners from refusing to rent to someone based on factors such as race, religion and familial status.

Fear of failure?