You typically have 30 days to send the tenant a letter detailing the cost of any damages against their security deposit.

By consistently offering work, you may be able to secure lower labor costs.Source Alternative Materials: Explore alternative or lower-cost materials that still maintain quality.

With everything pretty much being new I feel reasonably good and have somewhat of a “it’s meant to be feeling” with the original buyer struggling to get the funding together to complete, allowing me the opp to finally secure.

Ensuring the safety and security of my guests and property is of utmost importance to me.

No tenants - No turnover, evictions or chasing rent.No liability - No worries if a homeowner slips and falls.Secured - the investment is secured by real estate.Insured - unlike a stock, the collateral (property) is insured.No taxes and Insurance - Homeowner pays and TI is typically escrowed with the servicing company so no need to track.Notes are typically more liquid than rental real estate.Consistently higher returns - Typically double digit.Scalable - easier to manage several hundred notes versus several hundred rental properties.No HOA or COA - homeowners must pay directly.No property management costs - instead we pay a fraction to a servicing company to collect payments.

How much do you usually collect for the security deposit? 

The seller was motivated to close quickly, and we negotiated a favorable price of $80,000, allowing us to secure the property at a discount and capitalize on its renovation potential.

We like the safety and security and less work of the smaller portfolio with low risk.

Do you believe that reviews are the main pillar for securing more reservations for a property that is already listed?

Another could be if you have a pinhole leak in the supply line...I'd be less inclined to assume supply just because it would probably be so wet that you'd have interior damage and a much higher water bill.