. - Finding a Good Team: Since there is a language barrier in place it was much harder to communicate with any cleaning companies/property managers we found. 

Sloppy language by me.

Multiple reasons why - high turnover, language barrier, individuals not representative of your brand, etc. 

That's what annoys me the most but I'm having a hard time finding someone that doesn't move someone in within 6-12 months of the leaseFor next time, it would be legal if I added some language into the lease that said adding a tenant would add $500/month to the lease?

Hi Jaime, if you’re new to real estate, here are some easy steps to get your feet wet and started: Read a Real Estate Book: Grab a good book to learn the key terms and language.

Learn every word you don't recognize like you were learning a foreign language. 

I can speak Portuguese, so I don't have much of a language barrier.

A lot of leases include language about the lease automatically renewing if no written notice is given.

You need detailed language to handle all possibilities. 4.

Kisses 🍆 lol a few years ago I had a wanker in town file a complaint against me for the language I use...I won, he lost.