From exterior curb appeal to interior finishes and decors, everything needs the vacation touch.

I'm currently living in a multifamily house hack so I'm personally dealing with guests almost daily -- I've had a couple issues recently about trash duty (guest refused to take it to the curb), litter and cigarette butts left around the property, laundry room left open and not cleaned... 

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This may include tasks such as regularly mowing the lawn, trimming bushes to maintain a neat appearance, and addressing any issues related to the property's curb appeal, such as the upkeep of flower beds or hedges.

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Welcome to the laid-back guide on landscaping hacks to effortlessly elevate your rental property's curb appeal.

Hi all,I own a double property (up and down units) in 44102, between Detroit & Lorain Ave, one of the tenants is moving out and I would like to figure out what the market value is now, to see if I can raise rents.The property is managed by a PM, but I believe they are under pricing it.This unit that will vacate is a unit at the bottom of the house (down unit) and has:2 bed1 bathapprox 1000sqftOur unit does not have central air, off street parking, and not much curb appeal, but I'm not sure how much weight these issues have on the final rent price.

I would like to get a property sooner than later but I am waiting to get my truck and credit card paid off so I can boost my credit score before I talk to a lender.

Or, what about renting 1 side out as a traditional long-term unit for $1,300 a month and short-terming the other side to boost your cash flow?

Cost of doing business.The only real way around this is to operate higher end listings that will garner a relatively high ADR even when you have to lower your prices to boost occupancy ... better quality listings attract a different consumer group altogether with a much higher willingness to pay.Longwinded way of saying that it's not Pricelabs' fault ;)