I appreciate that everyone's needs are unique - me included.

I have considered doing month-to-month leases right from the start too...still toying with the idea.

You have a very unique product that is going to require you to find the one renter in a hundred that would be looking to pay for that kind of space and yet share a wall with someone and have no garage or yard.Just curious but did you buy that as a rental or was that your residence at one time and you are now renting it out?

We have a property for which we don't long term want to mow (i.e. avoiding kid toys). but at the moment there is no lawn mower storage so I think we are going to have to include the mowing.

In my experience I have found that most violations don't get to court, fines may be levied, orders issued and compliance required.You may be an attorney, if you are you would be in a unique position to defend your actions, most aren't so error on the side of caution is prudent business.There should be case law on the unauthorized practice of RE but I don't know of the specifics if they were dealing in leasing or options."

I've been amazed at how little extra wear & tear there is with that many people in and out of there.Caveat is that we are the only town actually on the entire 470 mile Parkway and we have the only snow skiing south of WV so there are a few unique draws to pull from a huge market area.

I also believe that is unique to a Seller financed mortgage held in equity.

Barring unique circumstances, there is exactly one way to maximize the return on your property, and that's to fill space.

I've been toying with this idea recently, but do not currently have enough leads coming in to rationalize hiring a full time VA yet.

I also believe my unique perspective would bring a better informed but compassionate reality to people in distressed situations who can't seem to budge from wanting to keep their home when it's not possible.