Not a bad time to buy smaller home needs and decorations either.

Any ideas of where else I should advertise and should I be looking at couple of months because it's NOv and Dec, or should I get a real estate agent to help me find qualified tenant, I"m not desperate and will only accept qualified tenants. 

And the properties are A class so they are nicely decorated by the tenants.

Simple and any decor will go for the most part.

Cleaning costs are usually a pass-thru.Also, may require at least “some” landscaping costs depending on the property.Fireplace means annual PM/clean at about $100.Semi-annual deep clean of house for around $300-400 depending on sizePropane can be highly variable in $$Sundries like silverware, plates, glasses need more replacingHoliday decor - possiblySecurity cam and accompanying service?

Landlord shall not be obligated to clean, decorate, alter, repair, or otherwise improve the rental, either before or after the execution of this lease, unless agreed to in writing as part of this Agreement.

To clarify, you will get reimbursed for necessary repairs, you just won't get reimbursed for luxury chandeliers or decorative updates.

Were doing nearly all the renovations on our own, including handmade home decor too!

Hey Brandon, would need to know you budget but if its a rental I would just do the bare minimum to clean it up and add in a few inexpensive decorative paver stones and cedar mulch..

Thanks for your input guys.So my goal is to replace our household income with cash flow from rental properties so that I can commit my time to starting an industrial sculpture/ home decor brand and patenting some ideas which will take a ton of hours to get moving.