Those old homes had knob and tube wiring and smaller service panels that will not stand up to today's electronics usage.

I would stand behind the lease.

Owners are less likely to move generally, and any sign of distress results in them getting a lot of mail, making it hard to stand out.As far as changing your message, it is less about keywords, and more about creating interest.

This contingency also already exists, stand alone sale contingency or as part of a financing contingency, wording varies. 

We've had heavy rains the last month and I've had standing water in one part of my basement.

As it stands it would be a deal here in NJ market..good luck, and post some pictures if you can.thx,Chris

When I was looking for my first house-hack I had a big spreadsheet where I ran numbers for each property as a stand-alone investment property, me living in one unit, and then living in a unit and renting out a room or two if that was possible.

Is it advisable to leave the pool as is, and save the fill cost of about $12K, or just fill it from a liability stand point?

And if your tenants stay longer than 2 years, then your placement fees will hit less often.But the point stands: the base rate is only a part of the net cost of PM service.I'd love to hear from other BP'ers: what do YOU use for PM cost in your analyses (or what are you actually paying).

Electronics (TV, radio, etc), furniture (sofas, beds, night-stands, etc.), knick-knacks of every possible variety and more.SO -- the next of kin doesn't need all of this . . . stuff.They'll go through it for anything of value, be that something they think is worth a lot, or just something to remember her by.