Zillow doesn't have a headline in its listings, so edit your lead photo to have "30+ day rental" somewhere so people on Zillow can differentiate it from a traditional LTR. -- You can post on Furnished Finders, but we've found with our rentals and with those of our clients in Colorado that they're not providing nearly as many solid leads as they used to.In terms of lead-time, it depends.

I just reread and edited but she may be broke now but she hopefully wasn't when you screened her and won't be forever.  

For our mid-terms, we edited our standard long term lease to add language that the unit is furnished, change the timing of notification for renewal, make it that the landlord pays all utilities, etc.

Posts that don't comply are removed or edited.

[Oh, I edited my earlier post re. $51.00/m extra available income, if you pay off an extra $10k principal in year one, but you still choose to take 30 years to pay off the remaining $155k principal]. 

(I edited out the rant) Let's just say, I seriously question the meaning of the word "professional" now.Niche still unknown:Initially, I thought I would do buy and hold of SFR's or small multi's.

I also tweaked the one I used to include info on our parking lot and a few other things.So, if that's what you mean by needing to add some specifics, you can just add clauses to the contracts in the Nolo books, as they are editable. 

Edit: removed some text

Adding this paragraph using EDIT: The existing tenant will have the chance of evaluating a rent increase by looking at available housing inventory, and comparing your new asking rent against the asking rents in the market.

(I typically make these edits myself as the only changes are the time period and verbiage relating to the duration of the lease.)