I visited my first hoarder house today that reeked of rodents, mold, and fumigation residue.

I will say, with furnished rentals, it takes time and money to fully furnish them with all the bells and whistles but it did allow me to get higher rents... only downside is, if you are out of state, it is not easy to manage remote unless you have a good property manager/company.I have personally started to transition out of STRs due to zoning/town regulations and have already unfurnished one of the apartments to turn it into a long rental for more stable residual income.

As an investor, the goal is to generate consistent residual income.

Once the deal was complete, I used delayed financing to pay back the first 80% percent and created a second loan with my family to pay back the residual.

I all fairness to you to have placed my auto draft for my rent on hold until I get information about possible residual health problems.

This would in-turn increase the building value.I have identified total costs and time for this potential change, and was curious what resources or anecdotes you may have to analyze the cost of the zoning change vs the residual outcome and lift in value driven by an increased buyer pool.

Heat can kill all bugs within a few hours with zero residual damage.

So after being here for 7 months i can actually see the improvement and after running numbers its a great area for residual income if your looking to buy and hold.

I know they make marijuana smoke detectors as well as surface residue detection tests.

So it removes the odour, but the residue of toxic chemicals remain?