Some of my properties on the beach also have a dry wood termite warranty and treatment plan.

No cut and dry calculation for it. 

Hey Ethan, of course we are going to be biased here but some of the pros and cons:Pro: In a cut in dry answer, credit unions can offer lower rates some of the time. 

Fortunately, the condo has two showers. a plumber will out tomorrow, but I don’t understand how they find the source of the leak, if I can’t authorize for them to cut the dry wall on a condo that’s not mine. shouldn the owner downstairs call a plumber? 

I know it is fear holding me back, just have been able to pin point the what the fear stems from.

Vegas is an extremely dry climate and I would be very surprised if you got mold.2.

Renewal of previous leases are $300/year, roughly, but  - also according to the salesman - they keep tenants in-place 3-4 years on average.Other than those miscellaneous charges, they do have two interesting "guarantees": 1) a $5k eviction protection guarantee, and 2) another $5k in rental income guarantee - which I'm sure was something that stemmed from property owner's concerns during COVID.Overall from what I've seen/heard, Mynd seems like a great company if you want a full hands-off or out-of-state managament approach.

After framing out the access to the room from the kitchen, I added some dry wall and voila - my 4/3 is now a 3/2 with a STR studio.

One last point: If there is a higher tenant to bathroom ratio, a simple dry erase "shower schedule" on the back of a bathroom door can work wonders.

Here's my lease language:(k) Yards, patios, balconies, vestibules, hallways, and entrances may not be used to store belongings or to dry clothes.