vaccumed a dozen times and hired steam cleaner.this is how much dog hair came up from putting a piece of tape on the carpet.dog hair floating around, especially under aplliances and utility room.stove was filthy, and oily film above on microwave and cabinets.permanent oil stains in cabinetvinyl floors were filthydamage to appliance. 

There’s also some STRs that cater to people who are here mid-term (I.e. for work, the film industry, contracts, medical professionals, etc.) people who don’t want the hassle of finding furniture and getting locked into leases. 

I'm a 26 year old film industry worker from Vancouver, BC.

@Theresa HarrisThey include the $20K that they received for filming into their profits

Kind of a weird question - Does anyone know if it's legal to film and share the interior of a publicly listed property?

I know it’s a bit of a stretch, but I’ve heard of some pretty extreme tax deductions so figured it’s worth asking.My thought is…if you niche is pet friendly rentals (multiple pets allowed, no breed restrictions, low monthly pet fee, majority of tenants have pets, close to dog parks, etc..) and you use your pet to advertise your rentals through daily social media posts and can validate the hours “worked” by the pet for filming and posting content then perhaps the pet expenses can be deducted.Thoughts?

You can also use the benefits of synergy by providing short term housing for people in the adult film industry. 

Hi , most of the companies you mentioned are good but starting out though if you want to invest with the best thats out there you go to Blackrock hedge fund in NYC , they are trillion dollar hedge dealing with stocks and bonds and they have a real estate division and they been around for years , as for the tax thing try investing in entertainment like blockbuster motion picture films , the tax benifets are excellent when it comes to that , the key though is to find a winner production company , if you need any help in that contact me , I hope that helps.

my understanding is that waterproof laminate just has a film on top to help keep water from seeping down.

@Kim Synow Lake Erie can be brutal, but it can be profoundly beautiful too...it's probably why people are hush about it...they don't want to give away the secret, lol...we watched a movie not long ago and I was like "damn, Maine is really beautiful"...the credits role and it was filmed at Lake Erie...incredible.