I have a full time job currently that I feel like ive been at too long to quit.

The test was conducted by a certified person in Philadelphia.

@Jason Bott Could you send me over the contact information from the person you know?

I personally am not a fan of "old" (1920's year built) properties because they may have obsolete wiring, plumbing, windows, foundation problems, etc....yet they can have charm and are often in great locations. 

Yes, it can feel like "wasted" money on months where rent is auto-paid and there is no maintenance to be done, but when you get a bad tenant or two or when deferred maintenance finally catches up to you, they certainly earn their keep.At your scale, you might be able to get a bulk discount with a good PM, especially if you can show how well your current systems are working and how they'd be needed less than usual.

Personally, I'm a fan of going studs out because I can QC the process and make sure that things are bulletproof for the foreseeable future.

What happens if you're the buyer of a sub to deal and the person with the financing in their name dies?

They met in person and looked at the house.

It adds a personal touch and helps guests feel more at home.Things to Be Aware OfLocal Regulations: Check local short-term rental regulations, including permits, taxes, and any zoning laws that may affect your ability to rent the property.Cleaning and Maintenance: Short-term rentals require frequent cleaning and upkeep.

Feel free to ping me if you have some questions