@Jesse Kropf, I'll try to answer as best I can but always get a professional opinion before taking actions. 1.

.- failure to adequately remove snow or other debris- other safety related repairs not doneDiscuss the professional coverage with your agent to see what the cost would be.

If not and you're weary of dealing with this business you can always inform him you will begin advertising for a new tenant (which, of course, means there will be showings of the unit) and once a qualified replacement is found, his lease can be terminated.Sometimes when a tenant realizes there will be folks tromping through their place the bathroom "odor" suddenly evaporates.While you should not have to suffer loss of rent over all of this, life is too short to keep dealing with this nonsense.

By the way, if you're ever in the market for upgrading your operating system, maybe exploring Windows 11 Professional edition could be a valuable addition to your tech toolkit!

For marketing, best practices are:+listed it on two sites, one of which is Airbnb and the other is a long-term unfurnished site like Zillow, Turbo Tenant or Avail (people convert well on those sites)+Write the listing broad and avoid any preference for traveling nurses, medical professionals, insurance folks, etc.

Is it possible to succeed, of course, but most fail because they really don't know what they are doing.In the past, got deals prior to MLS which allowed me the best opportunity to wholesaler today, that is no longer possible unless you direct mail advertise to motivated home sellers.

When a professional is running the pricing, the schedule, and the guest services, you would be shocked to see how much 1 unit can actually make.

Before renting out your property this next time and after you have done any repairs and "cleaned up" the property, I would highly suggest to hire a professional photographer to take pictures of the property. 

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?