Depending on the demographics of your rental this may be difficult to implement (especially on short notice - I now require it for new tenants).We're both in that sweet spot where a part/full time employee is overkill, but the cost of a PM seems excessive when most things can be done remotely these days.  

Some seemed pretty excessive.  

The Biscayne Corridor values have increased exponentially in such a small interim.A parcel next door recently sold in excess of $14,000,000.00.

There is a serious moisture problem that needs to be fixed.

Excessive litigation, red flag, tons of QCD, red flag, lots of aliases by previous owner and many mortgages, fraud, red flag.

This seems kind of excessive to me and I wondered if I needed to raise the rent.

Why don't you just reinvest the excess cash flow and pay of the unit.

However, I would imagine any siding that is warping and losing its integrity would present a problem, particularly in an area with the moisture that Everett has. 

I have considered Portland, Oregon but am very worried about the excessive rain.

There are even "excessive wear and tear" clauses in the lease that have penalties (much like a car lease) and we can actually terminate the lease for excessive wear and tear.Make sure you talk to an attorney though.God Bless You!