Correction saw on TV

So in the bigger pockets lease it talks about not disturbing the neighbors or being able to hear the noise TV radio after I think it's 8:00 p.m.. could that be interpreted in a way that gives me grounds to get rid of them.

Plus holes in walls from hanging pictures and TV, a couple small gouges in the wood floors (which were refinished prior to them moving in), etc.  

(comparable to neighbors)Identical property sold end of march for143,647Property Tax $142 /moInsurance $20 /moHOA $254/mo it includes Snow/Lawn Care, Outside Maintenance, Hazard Insurance, Cable TV, Building Exterior, Professional Mgmt.

I still think it is worth it because watching too much tv is boring .

They don't have to be in your local area, but they need to have done a bunch and need to have systems in place that allow them to teach you by occasional in person visits, by phone, by text, by email, and by skype.In my opinion, you are MUCH better off teaming up with someone who knows what they are doing than you are paying for a one year guru program, for a couple of reasons:1) The cost - I am told these TV personality programs run from $30,000 to $75,000 with little or no hand holding2) They deplete your money, which prevents you from actually investing,  And that substantially slows you down, with the end result of discouraging most people.

Ever see the tv show hoarders?

Kind of like the flip tv shows.

Sorry, that doesn't make sense.I've talked to a couple different production companies about doing rehab TV shows, and they've never offered anything close to that kind of compensation.

There's also a chance you'll have to bump up your insurance premium if STR tenants are covered in your policy (they are in some).Not to mention that you're probably looking at paying $150+ per month for cable/satellite TV and high speed internet.I will say this, you're probably not wrong about kitchen appliances lasting longer.