One easy and low cost solution to start with would be just schedule a walk through each unit.

Prior to anyone submitting an application ensure you share your rental criteria clearly ( i.e. credit score, your preference on acceptance of rental collections, evictions, felonies, misdemeanors, pets etc. ) as well as sharing any additional charges ( i.e. monthly pet rent, pet deposit(s), security deposits, admin fees etc. ) people unqualified will usually "walk" as this stage and that is where you will save time. 3.

Focus on getting the place ready for the next tenant.For expensive things, I wonder if putting baggage trackers on them in a hidden location would allow you to locate them if they 'walk away' from your property?

I wouldn't put an offer in unless I (or someone I REALLY trust) has walked through the property.

Here is a great article that walks through frequently asked questions on cost segregation studies: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1113749-cost-segregation-faqPartial Asset DispositionsA partial asset disposition allows real estate investors to write off the undepreciated value of building components that are replaced during renovations or those that are damaged/destroyed.

You get to talk to all age groups and walks of life.

I do final walk the day before.

I can't say I would be looking near the bottom of the fridge or a showerhead either when I am walking a property.

@Mark Mendoza Hi Mark, We bought a villa at a beachfront resort- it’s a 8-10 minute walk to downtown.

Avery hooked me up with some contacts for cleaners and such and @Lucas Carl walked me through the day to day operations of running my rental.