Recently, through scrolling through listings in one of the markets that interests me I found a "package deal" of two duplexs and a single family house.

Each unit has a 3 ton heat pump package unit.

I was wondering if the plan I’m listing below has any major flaws or if I’m missing any key elements.

Handyman Packages:$59- 1 HR Furniture Assembly$69- 1 HR Shelf Installation or 1 Curtain Installation$65- Door Lock Replacement$89 - 2 Curtains Installation$89- Light Fixture Connection$95- 2 Hour Shelf Installation$99- TV MountingPlumber Packages (Great for Faucets, Clogs, Sink/Toilet Replacement):$69 - Clog/Slow Drains or Toilet Flushing Fix or Faucet Replacement$99 Sink Replacement or Shower Faucet Replacement$129- Kitchen Sink ClogHave any questions, comments, or inquiries?

We have always been thorough screeners so we are not talking big changes.There are not many professional tenants or 'freeloaders' in our area-not like NYC-and you can screen for that element to some degree by looking at social media and being on the lookout for those who do not understand that actions have consequences.

I would also not mind charging more given the business element and potential wear & tear on the building.

With my domain package I get like 5 or 10 e-mail forwards with Google.

The coding is instantaneous and the data analysis is rapid.Regardless of how data is collected, the human element is always important.

I would say do your research on the new stimulus package on rents, just to see if tenants are still skipping rent.

-You could take a deposit and sign a purchase agreement and build with your own financing and convey the package after completion.