I second these metrics, but most of those resources have outdated info with a 1-3 year lag.

They are all outdated to some extents.

I generally get places rented in about 15-20.But you really need interior photos, otherwise people are thinking something is wrong and outdated, etc...

Regardless, perhaps it was a typo, perhaps outdated info, or perhaps he is mistaken as you say.Thank you for your input on the subject.

I tried to find the form on your website but obviously the information is outdated.

For example, I'd like to add a provision that it must be removed by the tenant by the move out date. 

My knowledge of the home office deduction is outdated, but I do know it's a big flag toward getting audited.

To encourage him you might try an early lease termination fee of 1.5 months rent.Since he e-mail informed you he was moving out, write him a letter confirming the conversation, the move out date and offering him the opportunity to schedule a pre-move out inspection within 2 weeks of that date.1B) To avoid that situation, should I market and show the place only after the tenant left?

To answer   your question about your website, you are running an outdated version of your website.

Most of their infrastructure has become outdated for petroleum relative to some big players on the World stage, and with the advance of alternative energy sources, this spells bad news.