My goal isn't to have lots of showings, it is to have qualified people at the showings.Here is what I include:Description including some details about the location (close to mall, parks, schools, whatever makes the location appealing)Include details about the square feet, number of rooms, bedroom sizes, garage stalls, parking spots, bathroomsTalk about any recent updates like new appliances, new flooring, high efficiency furnaceWhat is the tenant responsible for, list all utilities and lawn care or snow removal Rent and deposit amounts, state when they are due, such as "deposit due upon application acceptance"Pet policy including size restrictions and breed restrictionsDate the property is availableLease terms such as minimum one year lease requiredDo you accept housing vouchers?

Hope you're enjoying the snow fall. 

We have a very strong short term rental market here with lots of snow birds coming out Jan thru March and we have big events in March and April (Tennis tournaments, Coachella, Stage Coach, etc.). 

Monthly holding costs for 180 days (giving myself lots of time to do it and learn) - $1668.00 (includes electric/cable/alarm monitoring/water/trash/insurance/lawn and snow maint and 5% general maintenance figure).

I found the deal and negotiated our purchase price with the absentee owner, offered to split profits 50/50 if they financed both the purchase and rehab costs, I offered to do all manual labor (landscaping, minor hauling of existing furniture, shoveling snow, DIY repairs, cleaning house before showings, etc). 

Well maintained 3 family residential property (2) 1 bedroom units on 1st floor (1) 2 bedroom unit on 2nd floor.Landlord includes heat, lawn maintenance & snow removal.

I'm looking for anyone in the Monroe area that may be able to give me a little guidance on a good property manager, lawn/snow people, handymen, etc. 

The tenants, right now, are taking care of the lawn, snow removal, their own garbage, and are great payers, so by no means am i looking to get rid of them any time soon.

I was house shopping for my permanent residence back in January here in Denver, when there was over a foot of snow on the ground and I was the only person making tracks anywhere.

Did the renter try to contest withholding the deposit.I just had tenants move out at the end of April who basically ruined the finish on the hardwood floors in the foyer and living room in a unit (leaving snow covered boots directly on the floor).