(Now I don't think that at all, see below).The next week, prior to sending the rent increase, I was in a conversation with the renter about cable, and they were telling me that their cable bill was over $200 per month, as they were looking to trim costs elsewhere and wanted to switch to landline.

I’ve trimmed out all the high nightly rate beachfront places and I’m left with an occupancy rate goal for each month.Next, I’m looking at booking lead time.

It's like, chapter 17 of the "Man manual" we all get, right after how to not castrate yourself while "trimming the lawn", right.

If you're trying to accomplish the scenario above, keep the application limited to windows/doors/cabinetry/trim/etc...the city doesn't have inspectors for those items.What you don't want to do, is a bunch of work outside the permit and invite inspectors to the property to see what you've done. 

As of late, some of the other big players have been trimming the fat.

This particular build has nice exterior finishes but it does not include insulation, drywall, trim or paint on the lower level and has no second floor whatsoever. 

I get to put in the microwave and trim kit (didn't fit, needs kitchen guy back), and the range hood (can't finish until the mechanical final), so basically I can't do anything except recycle (and pay bills, my two main roles in this project).Post 56 - glass showerthe glass crew is back with the custom shower install.

I don't put carpeting in my rentals so unless you have a chewer eating cabinets, doors or trim I think its pretty safe and opens up your tenant pool.

In looking at the website it says "n our lumber packages we can supply all the walls (inside & out), windows (Milgard), hardware, roof system (trusses or rafters), roof plywood, T1-11 siding, lap siding (LP or Aurora) barge, fascia, trim around doors, windows, corners, rake & eve.

Doesn't need permits:Mostly cosmetics such as, interior & exterior painting, interior doors,  trim, floors, replacing plugs light switches and fixtures, cabinets and countertops.