They are usually so much better at going out and getting their food than agents.

My knowledge is a bit localized but it's still food for thought. 1 year leases help to keep vacancy rates minimal.

Also figure out the price for material, delivery and hauling away the old shingles as once the owner knows that, he may realize he's not saving that much...plus he has to factor in his flight, hotel and food to get to the US and time off his current job.

@Tyler LeeYou'd probably be surprised what a half-hearted amateur sanding, some homemade filler mixed out of Elmer's Glue-All and the sawdust from your floor sanding, and three coats of brush-applied gloss polyurethane will do for most hardwood floors, however heavily scratched.

Not your problem if one of the tenants steals food from the others or refuses to pay their share.

Last Friday, HOA ripped out rental condo's kitchen for repairs between upstairs and belows units; landlord/owner also denies compensating for anything, won't even reimburse for food!

No one will look out more for your property than you.Just food for thought.

Gas, food/ drinks, entertainment, rents, services, etc.

Food for thought...

Not only have we had a blast getting to know the city, getting to try the amazing food, getting to explore a different part of the southeast, but we have also been right in the center of one of the best investment markets in the country.