I just listed a 3br house for rent. Until now, I haven't thought about how to handle it if not all of the applicants meet my minimum credit score. Should I just deny them all? Or, should I accept with conditions if on...

That being said, it's tough to get over the relatively high rate of return for STRs when you are comparing them to LTR. 

You can do a walk flow, but sounds like you need a quality control person in there making sure there is nothing missed (or a project manager).

Make sure your listings have high-quality photos and possibly even virtual tours.

If the tenants are all just roommates, I would highly advice each get their own individual renter's insurance.

$7,000 is a reasonable rate for a good job with quality paint that will last 7+ years.

You could bring an equity partner in or find a gator lender which is super high interest but your best bet is to save up

When it says "broom swept" it doesn't mean leaving half of your life belongings behind along with other trash as high as your knees throughout the property.

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