You can always get a human on the phone right away that is right here in Jersey.

Pros - same money, you'll learn to manage human capital more efficiently, you have FAR better markets available to youCons - haven't' noticed any yet Investing OOS is awesome, and easy.

Doors are cheap....check out habitat for humanity re-store, the one here has tons of hardwood raised panel doors and you can trim many of them out to size.

You could do a few things:Make them pay hefty points up front, charge more for the home, charge a monthly/annual loan servicing fee.Also, there are some services out there that offer products similar to this with risk sharing, also many cities have Habitat 4 Humanity (or similar) when they work with a family, their terms are no-interest (In all of the localities that I have worked with them, at least).

The job description would includeAll "non-license" based maintenance work which includes, changing bulbs, paint, cleaning, toilet clogs etc.Landscape maintenance (May be snow removal, not sure yet)On site human security camera (just look out for any unusual stuff and report).What am I missing?

Lease says only toilet paper and human waste goes down the toilet nothing else incl the stuff you listed, and if plumber is called and that stuff is found its on tenants dime.But $600 for that is outrageous.

I have heard that about several states and don't know for sure but doubt it I didn't see anything herehttp://www.tenant.net/Other_Areas/Massachusetts/sanicode.htmlThird post mentions a Ma law but nothing to back it up belowhttp://www.dslreports.com/forum/r28995323-How-do-property-management-companies-clean-out-apartments-between-tenants-Under Massachusetts law rental living spaces that have to adhere to 105 Code of Massachusetts Regulations 410.000: State Sanitary Code Chapter II: Minimum Standards of Fitness for Human Habitation.

I have come to realize, we humans are fallible and tell little lies on a regular basis.

😁 Look to volunteer for Habitat for Humanity or maybe so Handyman work.

Right now with the corona virus, I can’t get a human on the line to answer my questions.