I keep BP in mind whenever I need a refresher on tenant screening and use their guides as a reminder of the steps to take. 

haha Thanks also to Bigger Pockets for a very useful site; it's so refreshing to see people sharing information and tips without expecting big fees in return.

Alternatively, you could set aside a small budget for any refresh or repairs following the rental period (6-8months) and perform a cost comparison between carrying the home through the winter yourself versus renting it and performing a small refresh prior to sale.

Its so refreshing to know I have support from people genuinely interested in helping folks like me.

Purchasing with tenants is good because you have options to refresh the property when you decide that it is a good time, between tenants.

I left the business in 2006 to become a full time mother and housewife and unfortunately did not keep up on my continuing education, so I'm a bit out of the loop and currently refreshing myself on all the new real estate laws implemented after the big housing market crash.

Biggerpockets is such a great community and it is refreshing to see a social media platform that I so positive for once.

But There are many alternative options are also available like instead of replacing the old one with new they can refresh the old one by contacting the professional Bathtub Refinishing Jupiter service providers from renowned companies like Artistic Refinishing, or can directly contact professionals like you, who they can reduce the and can give a new look to the bathrooms.

I personally like section 8 because it's guaranteed income and tenants are usually well behaved if they want to keep their housing voucher. https://www.hartfordbusiness.com/article/hartfords-troubled-nightclub-district-refreshed-with-21m-apartment-conversion?

The hope being the longer the tenant is locked in, the lower certain other expenses (vacancies, between tenant repairs, refreshing the unit, etc) would be in the long run.