It gives me an idea of their tenant base, and if there was a recent case filed and I'm on the fence about my applicant, I quickly research the defendant in that case to see if there is any connection to my applicant since family/friends sometimes rotate who applies to hide evictions.For folks with limited/no rental history, I take into account the difference in their rent and previous mortgage payment and any changes in circumstances.

You can rotate through the units, fixing them up and all the while collecting rents from the others.  

Some cleaners will store extras and rotate while some will clean everything while on the job.  

Can't seem to rotate them.

Also, there are a lot of individuals that are stationed overseas that are doing meet-ups in their area.Where are you headed on after you rotate back?

There is a lock out there that uses rotating passwords and does not require any WiFi, BlueTooth, or cellular connectivity. http://www.erentallock.com/ An investor I know here uses them for his remote vacation rental.

i'm still old school and change out locks, but i do use the same brand each time..meaning i just switch knobs but not the inside hardware..takes 15 minutes to do front and back door (i'm not that handy, so i'm sure others do it quicker :) ) you don't want to 'god forbid' have a tenant come back and break in when new tenant has moved in...that could be a huge liability..in fact, i used to think switching locks between apartments and houses and keeping a few extra sets to rotate as tenants moved out would be sufficient, but now i prefer to just buy a new set for 25 bucks each time.

It seems to be a little box with a rotating assortment of audio/video ads (i.e.

There may be others out there, but your rotating panel is by far my favorite.

We have a lot of fortune 500 companies in the area which will allow you to move back to stronger parts of the country with their rotational programs.