Water drips from the ceiling, shower doesn't turn off, no pressure, basement floods when the washing machine drains.

Recently I bought a machine that can write and hold a pen and have been testing out different fonts, colors, scripts, etc.

Also, we provide the equipment for coin-op machines in multi-family shared laundry rooms.

For instance more food that could be lying around if they don't clean up well, doors would be opened and closed more often, dishwasher and laundry machines would be run more....

As a Broker/Investor, I can assure you, the "Hands down" greatest thing you can do to establish a relationship with a Realtor® is to offer them the leads you do not have any need for.  

This is what I do and it works like a well oiled machine (I own property and also manage property):-You show it ONCE per week between a one hour window.

Like a referral machine in a sense.

i only do month to month leases for the reasons stated above..tenants want to get locked in for a while, so i tell them at lease sign up that they're welcome to stay as long as they want, as long as they pay their rent on time and don't drive me crazy...i tell them this gives them flexibility as well..if they decide to move i only require 30 days notice...the truth is most tenants will leave whenever they want anyways so a lease does little to protect a landlord...if a tenant so much as looks at me the wrong way, i can give them notice...that's not why i did it though..i pay the water bill at some of my apartments and i first had tenants renting their washing machines to friends, bunking up and having friends move in and sleep on couches..it's near damn impossible to prove that someone lives there..one night they stay here, the next night they stay on someone else's couch..so i said screw it, i'm not gonna try to prove something that is impossible to prove..if i feel something's fishy, they get a 30 day notice...BAM...don't have to prove anything that way...or i can just raise their rent with a 30 day notice as well...hope this wasn't a rambling post, but the sooner landlords learn that a month to month lease protects us more, the better we'll all be...i have a building for sale and all potential buyers want long term leases..they don't understand that long term leases mean diddly squat!!

in your basement.I'd like to get to the point of one or two table by the washing machines and that's IT!

The average homeowner may sell three or four homes in his or her lifetime; Realtors® can sell hundreds over the course of a career.