I own an operate a lot of RV parks and we always ask guest to provide exit surveys and we are in the process of raising capital for a new resort in southeast TN and the number one feedback we get out of the parks in the Gatlinburg area is the guest hate the traffic which have pushed a lot of long term RV pad rentals into other less crowded markets in TN. 

I develop a lot of RV parks and some marinas so I can give you a typical cost per pad. 

By finding ways to pad their income off the backs of my tenants creates a conflict of interest as now they have a financial incentive to put as many pets into my homes as possible.

But a down vote would subconsciously (hopefully) make each person really think twice about what they are going to post as an answer, it will help pump the brakes on what is currently happening.

Both additions would be done to minimize water coming into the basementAt least 4 concrete parking pads should be added to the backyard (access through alley) for the student tenants’ carsAn additional concern is that the seller was unwilling to provide verification of rental history for recent years.

Issue was the tank was located under a pad of concrete practically under the back portion of the house. 

This is money to the right vintage guy.Therefore, the wiser course now, for the BRRRR you want. would be to cover it, with carpet, padded laminate flooring, or luxury vinyl plank flooring.

That is a good price for the lvp and will cost about the same as carpet since Lowe’s requires you to buy padding as well to get the free install.  

I’m wondering if there is a way to manage by a digital key pad in the front door and having the renter check it out for themselves.  

There is a key pad lock on the door so I could give out the code for showings then have the handyman change it every week or something.