I’d rather lose a week or two or 3 than have to pay a tenant for their missing iPhone or gold chain or diamond ring that a prospective tenant snuck into their pocket.

Sometimes they also know the events in your area and can surge price your units. unless you will be meeting every yes, install something like a ring video doorbell facing the door to interact with guests. all of the above suggestions obviously need thought and configuring and research to use properly. again, from what I have seen if you were going to do short-term rentals, I've seen many people who try to focus on three to six days stays. there is a lot more, but to me this is core stuff to success.Originally posted by @Kerry Baird:@Ken Latchers, thanks for the tidbit about getting delisted.  

I’ve gotten letters about tenants not having the proper pots for their plants, had to get approval for a ring doorbell to be installed and warning letters for a bunch of other stuff.

(XXX) XXX - XXXX.2) have this number go to a Google or Grasshopper number that transcribes each call (but does not actually ring anywhere) and see how many call you get over a 10 day run (subtracting any duplicate numbers).3) you can even fine-tune the price to see what the sweet spot of demand is

You can also buy little plastic rings that will insert around the wire where it comes out of the box, which is the area that is impossible to get tape around, and also the area with the most movement and chance of shorting.2 - You ought to have 6 inches of wire coming out of the box.

You can walk up to their door and ring the doorbell, but most people prefer direct mail as it is less invasive.3.

And before the entire spectatorship of his death—all obstructing walls have been torn down and the great figures of the empire stand in a ring upon the broad, soaring exterior stairways—before all these he dispatched the messenger.

Also 2 minor toilet repairs (new wax rings) Exterminator: have reports of some minor bug problems from tenants.

By Kari Klaus, Founder of RealtySage.comIf you’ve upgraded your home in the past 10 years then you’ve probably added smart technology like NEST thermostats, or why you chose Alexa powered lights and Ring doorbells and likely some energy efficient or water saving features.

I’m looking to buy small (3-4 unit) next year in one of the inner ring areas.