What are your plans to reduce/eliminate these variance on the next build?

This combined with the use of pet screening.com s and the non-refundable application fee has eliminated new tenant with bogus ESAs from applying  good luck

Chesky has said that wants to see cleaning fees eliminated.

With the price of new construction and existing homes being so close, I have started thinking about selling some homes, and building some new units, eliminating old home issues and freeing up more of my time. 

This eliminates the capital gain that occurred between the original purchase of the asset and the heir’s acquisition, reducing the heir’s tax liability.2) Do a full analysis of the rental in TODAY's numbersSet aside that you've lived there and other close ties and emotions.

Make sure you put discount clauses and subordination verbiage in your offer.Use the Installment down payment clause.A Front Porch clause can be used to completely eliminate the down payment requirement.Write in your offer that seller pays all transfer, contributes X-$'s to you at settlement and that you receive all positive escrows if there is a mortgage to be paid off, and the seller agrees to leave stuff in the house or garage - all furniture, the old car in the garage, tools and garden stuff.

Lets goooooo Thanks for the mention @Michael Smythe,G'Day Geoff,We got your investor application and thanks for sending the POF.Our on-boarding is pretty stringent and we are known for turning down a lot of business.This approach has helped us eliminate headaches for the investor and us if we don't see a good fit.I'm looking forward to jumping on a call and discussing further and if nothing else at least pointing you in the right direction.I also suggest chatting with @Jackelyn Lee.

I prefer to invest locally to where I live as it eliminates a lot of potential challenges and I know the market well.

A full-time security guard might help eliminate this, however, for a property of this size, that is simply cost prohibitive.I’m wondering if the market is just tough for everyone right now, if we’re looking in the wrong places, or if our criteria are too tight for tenants willing to live in this class C- neighborhood.Would love to discuss/brainstorm this in more detail with anyone who has experience filling class C units in this downtown Phoenix market.

And with you using one of the units as an office would not eliminate the fact that you are 'disqualified person'.