Plus, equipment can be a hefty expense and may need repairs over time.Instead of a conventional treadmill, I would consider a walking pad paired with a height-adjustable desk-- its cheaper and can be hidden/discreetly tucked away.

The duty here would be created by virtue of any agreements they entered into, rules posted to follow, or by virtue of instructions given to them to operate the washing machine.

Autocratic governments tend to have even more issues because the issues are hidden from the public and nobody within those institutions wants to risk pushing them up the chain to get solved. 

Instead of asking questions and engaging in a long back-and-forth, provide clear instructions and you'll maintain control.Your focus should be on what you will do after the tenant leaves.

They don't have an eye towards understanding the hidden expenses in how a property is set up.

This should be evaluated further by a roofing contractor or licensed general contractor to ensure there is no hidden damage and to make repairs as needed."2.

We don't have an instruction manual, crystal ball to the future, or a road map with guaranteed outcomes. 

Sometimes properties that exceed the 1% rule can come with risks, like higher tenant turnover or hidden repair costs.

You might uncover some hidden gems with solid cash flow potential.

I also recommend including some move-out instructions for cleaning, how to turn in keys, when they will get the deposit back, etc.