For example, your new tenant moves out on May 5th, you clean the place up and list it for rent on May 10th, you select a new tenant on May 15th but they can't move in and start paying rent until June 1st, then your previous tenant owes you rent thru May 31st (which can be deducted from their security deposit).Lastly, don't forget to send an itemized statement of any security deposit deductions within 21 days (in California), otherwise you lose the ability to make any deductions.

We think this can be a major benefit to landlords because: It will help keep tenants accountable for keeping their rental clean and maintained.Would show the landlords what the current condition of their unit is.

I was cleaning out a rental of mine and the tenant , of course left a lot of their things in and out of the home.

We haven't had a vacancy in Newark that lasted longer than 5 days, and that included the clean out and turn-over.

attic is so clean now.AttiCare did an amazing job, took the guys about 5hrs, but they worked so efficiently, and pricing was absolute best!

Many would pay $4k a month for a shoebox that feels brand new vs a bigger space that is outdated or not too clean. 

If I  pay to have the mess cleaned up, will the owner have to repay me if she decides a year down the road to redeem the lot?

I've routinely seen people purchase and rehab all in for under 50K and get rents of 800+ per month.On the opposite end of the spectrum are clean houses in the far north east that you could purchase and rehab for under 130K, and usually expect a rent rate around 1200-1300 per month just as an example.

Maybe 25% of the usual inquiry amount and I usually hold open houses, but can't do that now, so I don't know how it would have compared.I've had no problem with my usual contractors coming in to work solo to clean the carpets or get the hot water heater replace.For rent day, it was all the same.

I know BP tries to keep members clean and clear, but in my experience most are all talk and no walk.