Well that's not great, its basically comparable to calling the phone book.

I do not think there are any pitfalls in this situationSeems expensive but money well spent I’m sure. 

We have been through several hundred guest in the last few years and not had more than a few hundred dollars damage at most the whole time, so our guest have been really great.

Frankly, the expectation is that this will be their last move. 

If it is performing well, the buyer pays fair market value for the home and enjoys the benefit of some future income with rentals you already have booked. 

However, now that we’re heading into fall, we can see that 2024’s summer selling season was slower than 2023, with closed sales in Austin down around 16% compared to last year.

@Stacey Wells This post troubles me & sounds like the rhetoric the social media real estate gurus teach.

So, we flew in last September, LOVED the area.

There should be lenders that can execute with 20% down as well.

Anything you can do to attract and keep better tenants will be worth it and if you rent to a family a second bathroom will be high on their list.We always ad a second bathroom and finish at least part of the basement of ranch homes and based on my last 15 years I can tell you ARV or higher rent is not the primary reason we upgrade properties: better tenants, less turnover, shorter vacancies are worth it