While Section 8 offers benefits like guaranteed rental income and a larger pool of prospective tenants, there are administrative requirements and potential differences in payment expectations to navigate.Before making a decision, conduct thorough tenant screenings to ensure tenants meet your rental criteria beyond their Section 8 status.

I was thinking that the cleaning fee could simply be covered by whatever the host is currently charging their guests, and the maintenance fee could be a set monthly amount to cover basic needs such as pool cleaning/maintenance, lawn care, pool deck cleaning, and minor touchups.What do you all think about this?

So it seems their turnover rate for the employees is very high.So I've been emailing a list of questions about where my money is, what's going on with the non-paying tenant, about the water bill being like $500-$700 per month (oh yeah, there's that!)

First post to test the waters!

The house is built in 2001 and has a pool as well.

Found a buildable lot in a gated resort community  seller is just wanting to get rid of after 13 years (seller is older and not using amenities any longer)   Lots are cheap, couple grand   Seller only used it for owners rights to play golf, pools, tennis etcWould cost me closing costs, $50 month hoa, $50 year taxesIs there a market for something like this? 

With basement water, the first place I look it outside the house.

There will be a much bigger tenant pool at that price point.  

Hard wired smoke detectors are usually required in remodel too.One caution on adding egress windows is they can become water traps.

Is that because well water is generally harder on the filter mechanics?