Normally, my preference would be a Duplex for ease of learning, but after looking at the price point in a place like Cleveland, I theoretically could purchase two Single Family's there.

But that's the 50k-foot perspective.I am local to you in CT - Middletown born and raised!

Sometimes the items are not a deficiency but merely a recommended alternative way to complete something and those can normally be talked away without even making them into the report.

Quote from @Lexi Lehman: Quote from @Derrick Lewis: I use TurboTenant for their other features (and tenants submit maintenance requests there), but haven't seen anything about a partnership with Lula until now.Lula doesn't cost anything for the property manager as a subscription normally, you just pay on a per-job basis.

Engaging in finding renters for clients on rental properties normally isn't worth a realtor's time.  

In a lot of the Sherrif sale states you simply need a deposit to bid and then you will have a normal or basically normal settlement once the judge approves the sale..

I normally get a monthly statement and a copy of all bills.

The foundation was already approved, permitted and finaled years ago for a 3400 sf house, and its solid and I won't be building directly on the overhang edge; but rather back away from the edge a few feet to prevent any load issues all the weight will be on the longer sides of the existing footing.

I think for MN specifically, a standard deductible of $5k to $10k is normal, and the wind/hail at 2% or $10k (whichever is greater) is typical for your area/state as well. 

Normally, you would charge a cleaning fee (ex. $250), then refund them back the remaining.I don't understand why some people say you need a seperate account for every tenant, that's a bit ridiculous especially since banks normally require min balances, so you'll end up owing thousands to the bank everytime you pay back the tenant's security deposit.