It's often too easy to focus on getting new customers/renters versus retaining and thanking the current ones.

We've converted hot water systems and steam systems to hot air, we've added central air and where nat gas is unavailable we have installed electric heat pump.According to the gas industry the supply of nat gas just in PA. is over 100 years.

@Jason Stephens  @Michael Anspach @Junaid Subzwari @Mike GarofaloI sent colleague requests to you guys and the system thought I was spamming as I added you.  

Check out the city on VRBO and see what a typical property like yours rents for and how booked up they are.It would require more management, but a lot of those VRBO properties are very automated and I imagine you could put systems in place to have even fewer headaches than a regular rental if done properly.

If your intent is to swindle the system and not live in the property, then you would be falsifying a document while trying to sway the it in your favor.

Many good renters are looking in advance and organized in their search.As others have mentioned, the place is usually more organized and neater several weeks ahead versus two weeks prior to move.

OMG Scott and Mike...I am so sorry for the late reply...still learning this BP system.

By staying put the mortgage would be lower on my current home versus a larger home thus allowing me to maybe get another property quicker.Thoughts?

I suggest listening to all the BiggerPockets Podcasts You'll get an idea of how other people structure their businesses and put systems in place.

Recently saw a place where somebody had take out the entire heating system and HUD called that insured.