So the following breakdown: Day 7- Courtesy "you need to pay your rent" notice goes up (both posted on door and regular mailed) *records are kept of mail date/location and photo evidence of notice posting*Day 14- "14 Day notice to Pay or Quit" goes up (posted on door and mailed both certified and regular) *records are kept of mail date/location and photo evidence of notice posting*Day 28- Eviction officially is filed with attorneyBy this time we hope that the tenant has made an effort to pay but if they are unwilling or will not communicate with us, we have no further choice but to bring legal action against the tenant(s).

After this, it’s time for professional photos and building the listing!

Inspection company / appraiser / listing agent / seller / my agent (buyers agent) all didn't catch it.

Watch for payrolls to catch up in 2024.  

Usually there is an onsite inspection or photos or invoices, etc... to prove the work you've done, then they will wire yo funds to replenish your cash.  

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

I have tried lots of things to help; posting on additional sites, opting to allow pets when I didn't initially, lowering the rent by $200; lowering the cleaning fee, etc.Opinions welcomed and I know this is dependent on a lot of factors.It's a 2BR 2.5BA townhouse, lakefront, convenient central location, safe neighborhood, completely and newly furnished, TV's, W/D, fully stocked kitchen, king size bed, deck and balcony overlooking lake, professional photos, video walkthrough.Utilities all included along with furnishings.MTR, so month to month leasing option.I initially listed it for $3000/month, then lowered it to $2800 a few weeks ago.Is it too high still do you think?

Maybe you have ideas for short-term and long-term, but mid-term rental is also catching my attention. 

The photo is an example of shopping process for one of my Interior Design clients who was doing a renovation to refresh the home they purchased nearly a decade ago.

try chasing two rabbits....and you'll not catch either one".As far as dealing with conflicting information.