Furnish all the bedrooms (Craigslist $100-300 per bed with preowned mattress, buy $10-20 mattress cover, $10 lamp, $50 dresser or nightstand) and provide the kitchens with basic supplies (Walmart $20 4 piece set, $10 silverware, maybe some pots or not, can buy 1 multipiece set and split it between your units)Install Schlage Camelot electronic Door Code locks on the door ($100 Amazon-no lockouts) or a lockbox ($25) with backup keysPost on Nextdoor and Craigslist looking for a “house Mom” / Cleaner who will clean units between guests for $20/turnover.

Key things to consider/evaluate in any geo area: job growth, population growth, major employers in the area (ensure these are permanent ones, f.e. hospital), town/city population size, supply vs demand for housing and what type of housing.

Take your loss and keep moving.Side note- markets like KCMO have such a high rental housing supply that tenants can be picky.

Seems like it could be a good idea to drive more supply in the area and help with the affordable housing that everyone always seems so upset about around here.

Then, head to the hardware store and lay in a supply of plastic drop cloths and blue painter’s tape.

There is limited supply of multifamily properties in Baltimore City and demand is high, so prices get bid up.

We are interested in the BRRR strategy but housing in our market is quite expensive and In short supply so we’re considering sellIng our Rental and doing a 1031 Exchange to invest in a less expensive market like Indianapolis.

LOL.. we had a rep.Although I will say in some areas of the country and this could be yours.. that there simply is no new construction so the inventory is the inventory and you do have supply demand issues and the only real new supply comes form older folks moving on and their house turns from owner occ to an investment home.. or burnt out landlord.. 

The Portland market prices are just ridiculous and the market is showing a very slight relative cooling, but as of May, inventory was still a 1.9 month of supply and prices are still rising, up another 1.9% from April to May, so I don't think there are deals to be had for someone like me doing this on the side, I just don't have the time.

If so, what did your leases state, if anything about a situation where the landlord could not supply the unit to the tenant?