And it would be penny wise and pound foolish to spend $1000 or so on an eviction lawsuit and eat 1-3 months of vacancy over this even if you could evict (which, again, you can't).I also find myself wondering what you your lease says about late fees?

Many pickup trucks over 6,000 pounds will meet the second exception if they have a cargo box area of at least six feet that is not readily accessible from the passenger compartment. 

The whole, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure argument.

Please look this over, pound us with questions, and let us know where our #s are right/wrong. 

Pound for pound Detroit has become a more lucrative rental market than the cities in Ohio provided you get in with the right Turnkey Provider.

I can not pound them all day long with little questions here and there, they'll hate me lol.. which is why I am looking into Freedom Mentor.  

Or in many cases where I am they have 20 property tax lien lenders pounding on them saying they can save them from foreclosure....and they do, but just heard something like 80-90% of those still go to auction at some point down the road. 

We bought our first house in England and fixed it up and sold it for a good profit in pounds and made more on the currency exchange. 

I pounded on the door and asked why they had windows open, because it was letting all the heat out.

So I would pay someone that amount to do it, but it would be more than that in my are if I could even find someone to do it all.On charging tenants for anything except legally defined damages (not wear and tear), that can also be penny wise pound foolish as a legal fees and damages in a small claims could eclipse any savings.It is a good question, and you want to be efficient, but I would focus in keeping the tenant longer term (for fewer turnovers) to save money as that turn around fee, if it encompasses everything, may be reasonable.