The only answer i received from the depths of my head was ... i will offer them to stay in a hotel and when they will come back their apartment will be like new.

@Keith OwensHm, I would stay away from contractors for that.We use an INVESTOR that also happens to be a friend, a real estate agent, and operates the home warranty division of the large brokerage that is packaged with that agency's sales when the buyer wants it.Contractors have dogs in the fight and although sometimes know more in depth on certain subjects...

Because of low prices and good rent, cash on cash and CAP rates are very strong.I did an in depth analysis on the economy and demographics of Indianapolis when I did my due diligence on the market.

You can become knowledgeable about how to screen a tenant by reading a book, but the experience is where you apply the knowledge to create a more in-depth understanding.I will throw out a quick story.

Thank you for the in depth response matt, very helpful.

I haven't looked into it in depth but it looks interesting, may be worth a look for you.https://www.foacommercial.com/?

I could have gotten in depth knowledge by internet or just going to the library and renting some books for free.Maybe I'll post this on their goog map so when people gps to their office for the sales pitch they can be warned right away.

You will need to do a more in-depth business analysis as well as understanding your own short and long term goals. 

@Stephanie PotterThank you for that in-depth response!

Most agents have access to more in-depth analysis.