The FIRST Thing I do is a quick sniff test on Furnished Finder for a broad stroke guess: Right away I can see a few big points: a.

They sent a repair man the next morning, repaired the flame sensor... no charge and they would not even accept a tip.

But in that case my asking price might be .25 on the dollar vs new cabinets, accept offers of .10-.15/etc. the counters just get thrown in, price of the used cabinets would be about the same with or without.So go ahead- price it to sell (@ 10-15% of new, or less), and it's still a roll of dice.

One must accept the fact that there will be mistakes, there will be cost paid, but in the long run, as long as one doesn't quit, and try to improve on the process every day, one will get better. 

Never EVER accept or agree to accept any tenant without properly conducting all points of discovery and creditworthiness [ability to pay], background [character] data [patterns of behavior in past residences], etc.

It made me realize there's probably other forms or steps I need to take when accepting applications and signing a new lease.

You can get a better return on that dollar by updating the roof.To paraphrase Morgen Housel; at the end of the day it really needs to pass the sleep test.

.-  Subject-to is not being accepted by any lender at the current rates. 

Would love to join, if my offer is accepted I will suddenly have 2 STRs because I spent the last year converting and living in a 35 ft school bus that I plan to list as a unique STR, while I house hack the new property(The property I put an offer on has an established AirBnB). 

I did a test and input this data into ChatGPT: What is the ROI and monthly cash flow on a property purchased for $135,000?