My wife and I have a 3/2 home located in Flower Mound, TX that we rent out.  

When you pay an agent, they market your property to more outlets than you will, resulting in more eyes on your property, more showings, and more offers.

I called him recently to see if he had an outlet for Non-Owner Occupied Mfg.

On her " passive aggresive"comment, call her out. Let

To put it simply this is not easy work that you can do like painting or learning how to install an outlet. 

I will chime on here and give updates as things progress.Where: Houston, TXWhere did we find the property: WholesalerDetails: 4 Bed, 2 Bath, 2439SF, 2 Car garage.Purchase price: $189,900ARV: $320,000Rehab: $65,000.We did run into one problem as we were closing when I met the contractor out there we noticed the outlets weren't grounded.  

Since yard maintenance was clearly in the lease as the tenant responsibility, the PM contacted the tenants and gave them a short period of time to mow the grass, trim the hedges, and weed the flower beds. 

Try Tile Outlet on Fullerton.

Our class D units routinely pass inspection, because we know what the inspector is looking for (grounded outlets, no chipped or peeling paint anywhere, etc.)But a voucher is for a single unit. 

Example: a gfci outlet tripped--simple reset can be performed by the tenant themselves.