Charm is now extra labor....As you mention...Add to it about anything fragile, too high end (unless a luxury rental), too complicated, or risky (think fireplaces or pools)...heck, even the large yard you may like as a owner is just more to mow as a  Landlord..Think about everything from fixtures to flooring in terms of fair rental conditon and durability in prepping your house to rent and in choosing rentals...Also, the  pristine show conditon of the new home or hgtv is not fair rental conditon (look at the similar rentals in your are and their conditon and amenities as a guide)...Best of luck..

Moreover, as Aaron Mazzrillo pointed out in podcast#37, flipping is quite encompassing.

., you should look at it not as losing money, but as paying yourself rent.If your mortgage, taxes and insurance are $1k a month, then your tenant will cover that and then some.The 50% rule is more of a guideline, and encompasses taxes and insurance. 

You would us it if adding, changing, or removing signatories, conditions, encompassed services or the description of premises (i.e. defining a garage or deck to be uniquely part of the premises covered by the lease).A letter of authorization / letter of consent is used to provide written proof of consent where the lease indicates an action is possible, but requires the landlords approval to occur.  

There is no all encompassing federal license for servicing like there is for mortgage lending.

It works like a charm!

With LA county and SB county people moving to "cheaper" more charming Ventura County, paired with a very low rate of new development, demand and cost have accelerated at an unsustainable rate (long term). 

I took over his rehab and made plans to return it to it's 1940s charm. 

It's an older bungalow w/ a lot of charm and potential.

Just saw this on a listing that I was looking at:"Charming home that needs work.