So a Nevada-resident tax professional may be an advantage - again, another plus for NCH if they include that service.Finally (judging from your concerns), as neither you nor I are corporate lawyers  - nor do we play one on TV - all of this is simply management advice - and certainly not legal advice!  

The only thing I can think of that you should buy new are big screen smart TV's, other than that, if you can find nice quality second hand anything, that works great!

But I’d expect somewhere to plug a TV in.

We have given TV's etc ($200-$300) two months before a renewal.

So, there's a new flip show on TV.

Maybe something as little as $25/month cheaper (assuming it's priced competitively) makes a big difference in # of responses.You mentioned that price includes all bills/utilities - with the above example, can you post the ad for $1150/month... then in the ad state something like "all utilities charge flat rate of $150/month -this includes tv, power, gas, etc...

What about furniture and TV's.

Typically, property purchased with no down payment has negative cash flow that must be fed every month.Get a good nights sleep and stay away from the gurus on late night TV infomercials!

Such as converting from a annual lease to a month to month, or to catch up with market rent rate for that neighborhood...but I wouldn't raise the rent because their chance of paying rent on time is now relatively lower than before the father lost their job.I would do whatever it is necessary to convey to them paying rent should be their #1 priority, before they pay for their leased vehicles, before they pay their cable TV bill, before going out to dinner...

Only if you plan to do a Reality TV show people love drama.