It's messy, dirty, and smells terrible, part cat, part unidentified.

It's then the landlord's responsibility to provide a crew of able-bodied folks to remove all the tenant possessions inside the house and carry them to the curb.Once the move-out is complete (and presumably the locks have been changed), the deputy may remind the former resident that they may not re-enter the house. 

Since im OOS i think it could be helpfulLease agreements allow inspections with notice, or access to the unit in an emergency, like a neighbor reporting a water leak, or a gas smell.

Situations like this are PM101- if you don't know what you are doing and don't act professionally and with authority, tenants will smell that from a mile away and the chances of being taken advantage of are VERY high.

No body is immune from this junk. 

This means the ruling body will set the rules about what you can and can't do with your property and that can change at any time.

It's 7k/month rent and the renters are both 1. totally incapable of living a life with typical home issues (occasional bug in the house, weird smell here or there) and 2.

As I get older i'm less interested in "the grind" - my body is starting to tell me it's time to work smarter rather than "harder".I am interested in getting a start in wholesaling, I have been scouting out information on the internet and doing a lot of reading over the past 3-4 months.

As a new investor stepping into Orlando market , building my team , needs GC s to be on board which having hard time with , to find the right company and candidate to deliver the right results of timing , most to be done with least expense and reliability of work and trust , any body know the right guy or company please help , really appreciate it in advance ....

This off time is where creativity is born.Our bodies were designed to adhere to this command.