It should be, but I would double check with a CPA knowledgeable with STR.

Check out oxfordhouse.org. 

I will check out the program and I would definitely be grateful for any book referrals you have.   

Therefore to someone else that has to pay for labor, maybe the labor cost is a deal breaker for most.If you inspect the house and triple check your numbers down to the screws and nails, I do not see how you can go wrong. 

I found out and checked with them that my answer was right and the answer was unashamedly "you're the first who found out!".

I’ll have to check into Xfinity and see if they are also engaged in the “race to the bottom” price war that Cox and AT&T are waging in our area.   

For background checks, TurboTenant and MyRental offer robust screening tools.

A monkey with a job and some money in the bank can fall out of a tree one day and decide to be in RE and write a check.

The rent guarantee was supposed to start in April, but I didn't actually start getting checks from them until July.

If everything but the intake checked out, I'd ask them (or your handyman on the other little jobs) if you can give them an extra $50-100 bucks to make a cheap, screw-in plate of some sort for the filter.