Luckily no one was injured and believe it or not the trailer still works and so do the brake lights and blinkers!

But 3k is too light.

Hi,New to the STR arena and hoping some seasoned folks can shed light as to some creative ways to rent out my Temecula property during the winter months.

I am in the Houston area and my primary goal is to become financially free and look to enjoy more quality time with my family as I do want to move away from the day to day desk job.

We talked to another guy recently who made nearly six figures installing chrismas/holiday lights.

Army Veteran and A&P Certified Heli/PlaneTech.Hobbies Include: Light Sport Aircraft, JDM Cars, Exotic Cars, Snow Boarding, Welding, Mountain Biking, Dirt Bikes, Jet Skis, Drag Racing, AutoX, Kayak, Loons Soccer, etc.....you get the idea.

Just update that lighting to make it look warmer and you should be good to go.I would create a separate bank account for the place.

We want something neither light nor dark—maybe a mid-tone that won’t show too much wear.

I'll be able to shed additional light on the situation once I better understand the perceived risks you are looking to protect against and better understand the duplex. 

I would only do so on light rehabs or with contractors I have a lot of trust in.