But if the property is empty a protocol in that scenario would call for the removal of the affected area and a thorough cleaning and disinfecting of both rooms.So if you're someone who wants to get ahead of the curve make it a routine task to test for mold before and after a tenant moves.

I do not plan on going on this adventure alone, but I do plan on coming in with a partner(s) in the future.

@Viral Mehta While self-management is definitely feasible, it does come with its own set of challenges, especially when managing from an international location with significant time differences like India.You’ve outlined the major tasks well, but there are a few additional considerations:Vendor Relationships: As a property manager in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, I can confirm that having established relationships with local vendors can significantly impact both the cost and quality of maintenance services.

They have admin people on payroll to handle tasks that can be handled by trained people and spend their time at higher level tasks3.

I would absolutely teach someone in my area if there were willing to do random tasks that are needed weekly when it comes to managing ABNBs. 

Every day is something  new and that's what I like about this adventure.

We're close to the finish line on an out of state BRRRR project; since most of the BRRRR chatter is from people that are thinking about it or people that have something to sell (looking at you, Ohio crew), I'd thought...

Now, finding properties that are deeply discounted enough where this method can be applied is going to be the more difficult task.

If you want to be a little adventurous, we also have sold some in Little Village.

If there is a task that requires special skills or tools (e.g. pruning trees) then the landlord should do it or hire a professional.