Short answer: Yes.Long answer: You don't even need to hang onto it for the full 2 years. 

I don't think its worth it to hang on as a long term rental. 

It;s good to find what their requirements are and you will get that by hanging out and chatting.

Don't let your pride stop you from taking a good out by hanging on for one with less chance of success.

Pretty minor stuff: painting, hanging towel bars, repair toilet, repair door hinges, caulk in wet areas, replace broken door, replace broken outlet covers. 

Then I run screw-on flexible leads from those lines through the hot and cold holes in the tile back to the inside of the shower enclosure.The flexible leads come as part of the water supply kit for the shower tower I hang in that shower.

If there aren't that many great deals where you live, I'd just hang low and wait it out for the time being or maybe branch out into looking at deals you wouldn't typically look out.

Have actually just started doing this with metal framed hanging mirrors that got scratched up. 

Of course we jump from job to job . when the drywall crew shows up , I am not going to stand there with 3 guys and watch them hang drywall . ( I will but I will be billing ) No we go and demo another job .  

The worst thing for me is leaving the contractors hanging.