Is it just having a sleeping bag there?

Not what assets you want to be invested in, but what do you want to get back out of your investments, and what time or resources do you have to dedicate to them.It sounds like maybe investing directly in property isn't your cup of tea.

You can also outsource it to wholesalers, but that will always be a mixed bag.

I also need to remove lot of trash (black trash bags, etc.) that is inside.

It’s how I’m setting myself up. 14 years ago I went to Alaska with a dog 3 duffel bags and $100 dollars.

I’m no longer providing this attention and I’ll do something more productive…like removing the Ws from this bag of M&Ms.To the original post, I hope you got your question answered.

Nicholasville is a mixed bag.

The cat is out of the bag in real estate, so there is still huge demand and limited properties available.  

Then you aren't 'on' the kids for taking care of the place and they wont get hurt on your property either.Then when they move in give them a big Welcome Home bag of coffee - maybe some mugs from local coffee shop or UMD too (something that they will think of you fondly when using) and they will want to live up to showing you how mature they really are ;). 

If the place looks rough, they are going to look closer.I always bring my tool bag and a couple of extra smoke detectors and batteries because I don't know if the city actually changes their rules that often or if it's just inspectors that change what they think the rules are but it seems locations are always changing-inside the bedrooms, outside the bedrooms, by the kitchen, nowhere near the kitchen etc.