Our lease allows it to be sublettable and assignable and also has a 60 day out clause in case the poo hits the fan and your tenant isn't making good on rent or you decide to go back to renting long term. 

I am a little bit of a fan. 

Too many people showering and not running the exhaust fans.

Some work I would need done would be some tile replacement in a bathroom shower, a leaky sink faucet replaced, and kitchen fan replaced / fixed, and possibly (I am undecided here, depends on how much the previously-listed runs for cost) some framing done - My property was originally built as a single-family home and split into a duplex, but shutting off / sealing off a door, which is still a door.

Keep the house closed up for a few days, no furnace or fans running, and then bring someone into the house who is not a pet owner and watch their reaction. 

Personally I’m not a fan of this strategy but it can work.Finally, like Omar Khan said you want to pick a major that pays well.

I'm not a fan of it, and have never done it, but sometimes it is the case.

There was a lot of hard work, determination, and persistence in this project.Rehab Budget Row Labels Sum of Amount Details of Rehab Exterior Improvements $367,020 1) All Exterior Carpentry, Brick and Painting Work2) Tree Trimming3) Foundation repair work for 2 building4) French Drain to reduce soil movements HVACs $146,307 New HVACS replaced as needed Interior Unit Rehab $502,094 1) 5K Budget on average for a unit interior.2) Total 81 units remodeled including new painting, crown molding, new vinyl flooring, new stainless steel appliances, new fixtures, resurfaced countertops, new light fixtures, new ceiling fans Landscaping $30,000 1) Landscaping near Office area and Villa Lighting $6,932 3) Exterior porch lights and critical building lights Maintenance Tools $10,653 4) Maintenance tools such as HVACs Gauges Office/Laundry/Community $76,718 1) Office were renovated completely.

@Darlene Julien I'm a big fan of the South Shore. 

I’m a big fan of HELOCs.