Hey all,New Realtor in Palm Beach Gardens and I'm looking to develop my network of investors, agents, etc. in the area.

I feel that I will have to treat tenants like children because they absolutely do not clean even once during the whole lease term.If I didn't include a gardener, the yard would be trashed.I feel the same applies to house cleaning.

It's only happened once, and that turned out to be a combination of three things: a toilet leak, a teenage daughter's long showers, and a lot of watering in the garden in a dry summer.

Large master suite, wood look floors, two closets (one being a large walk in), tile master bath with granite counter tops, linen closet, large garden tub, spacious walk in shower.

@Adam McLellan There are subdivisions with low HOA, but they have fewer amenities - cable, gardening, clubhouse, tennis courts, etc so you will have to pay those.

Next time it rains see where the water flows or if you can’t wait get out the garden hose and test suspect areas. 

Seller may leave behind personal items for Buyer to dispose of after settlement at Buyer's expense, EXCEPT: hazardous materials (ie paint,oil, gas, cleaning supplies, grease, lawn/garden sprays or fertilizers etc), vehicles, auto parts, lawn equipment, lawn tools & tires MUST be removed prior to settlement. 3.

Here are my suggestions in no particular order (mainly biographies/memories, business-related,  or histories)The Fish that Ate the WhaleShoe DogNever Split the DifferenceTitanThe Success PrinciplesThe Boys in the BoatE-Myth: Real Estate InvestorMillionaire Real Estate InvestorWhen Breathe Becomes AirThe Immortal Life of Henietta LacksAlso recommend anything written by Erik Lawson (Devil in the White City, Dead Wake, In the Garden of Beasts, Isaac's Storm)Let me know if you liked any of these!

Ivan maybe I'm not pulling my comps right, but the lowest I see in this particular community is 245K, near Victoria Gardens.

@John Moore - I'm open to opportunities in the Garden State (or anywhere else for that matter)!