I manage vacation rental homes in Charlotte area, and I recommend you have the following:House specific cleaning checklist per home w/condition section for cleaner to fill outHouse specific house info sheetsHouse specific check out checklist per homeIf you get these three documents done well, this will cover the majority of questions that arise from guests and problems with the property that arise before and after they check out.

Although market conditions improved, I felt that we didn't have enough equity to pull out of the house and do the work, so I decided to take a 20k personal loan out. 

Here is what I have done up to this point that may help guide you starting off:List out your investment goals and life goals.

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It's not in great condition and I've been trying to help her make repairs.

I have conservatively valued and suggested a sale price of $160K-$165K based on increased values the past 3 years coupled with the challenging location and current condition.

Here’s how I could have prepared the property for the harsh conditions… If it’s vacant, turn the water main off.

It is for my primary residence, that I will live in for most likely the remainder of my life.

The number is probably more accurate based on SFH investing when looking at the life of a property not a snap shot on any given time period.

Thank you all,The property is on eastside Providence and it was built in 1990, so its in good condition.