Tasks include replacing smoke alarms, window screens, mounting TVs, assembling furniture... light carpentry and/or painting skills are a plus.

I was just looking for something that would have the windows, columns and brick for outside and different furniture for inside.

He left everything behing, all his furniture and buch of jusnk.

How is his furniture coming.

We paid the kids to refinish the old furniture. 

I buy bank foreclosures, go to estate auctions to buy furniture/appliances, stock the house, and then rent them out to the people that come here from far away to work short term jobs. 

Have you taken into account in your figures for buying furniture to outfit each apartment? 

It's basically like a hotel where people own the rooms.Along with the other fees mentioned, there are a bunch of other small fees that come with a VR:Broken dishes/appliances/toilets/whateverAnnual fees for certain items maintained by the that are NOT part of the HOA dues (cable boxes, fitness center, etc.)Replacing furniture as it wears outSo, I guess my final take is that a VR in a popular beach area is only a good investment if you're willing to hold onto it for a long time.

@Maya TorresStop by with a welcome package containing some batteries and felt stickies for furniture legs.

I'm luck that A) I've got an extremely awesome wife and B) The cats that we have (Two) are super clean, don't smell and have only destroyed their scratching post and not any furniture or the house.