Yes, I have owned a painting company for some time now and believe me when I say the other stuff is garbage.

I know this because every week we had to sort and throw out garbage, and every month we were sick from the heartache of having to put this gorgeous, barely touched, expensive decor out for curbside pickup.

Vacancy: 3% (saw on ipropertymanagement as the ballpark average for WA state) CapEx: 5%Management Fees: 0% (I'm planning to self manage for the time being, though I know I should consider adding here ~10% to make sure the deal still makes sense if I wanted to eventually give it to a PM)Electricity/Gas/Water/Sewer/Garbage: 0 --> Tenant pays HOA: 0 --> N/AOther: $100 --> As a buffer for having to pay Utilities during vacancies (Should I add more here to consider ongoing supplies for the STR?

However, just recently they sent me a message because the garbage disposal was jammed.

Hello Jon:I had a similar problem with various triplex I had with municipal regulations on garbage cans, when they can be pulled out, when they can be bought in.

I already pay for the water,sewer, garbage, mowing, and snow removal in my apartments.

(garbage in the halls, etc).

I was promised they would be fixed (unauthorized tenants living in the unit and garbage outside the unit).

The numbers on all those flip shows are garbage.

Most of those are absolute garbage and I wouldn't put them in a $99 a night rental let alone our lake house.The kitchen is the main area you want to do well in a vacation rental.