I have not taken the flight to go physically look, but I've been doing some searching on-line.

I'm not sure how old you are but you must recall college life, particularly off campus living. just a few concerns:  furnished units have to be covered on your insurance which will effect your premium.you gotta be mindful of damages to the furniture in addition to the rest of the place. not everyone will havesticky fingers but be prepared for the occasional theft during transition at the student occupied units. the bedbug epidemic comes into play particular with the more traffic. again, its my coin. feel free to disagree.kudos,Mary

I'm having a hard time trying to come up with a value for turnover and damages.

Damage to vehicles and labor is another in full service automatic machine units.

To add to the damage, this home is located in a subdivision with a $95 HOA fee.

You will likely have an easier time collecting on any damages from them than a random tenant.  

Such as...I don't have time to physically do this on my own!

So I think you will have to figure out what the real damages are from the lease extension and if it is worth the time.

There is no structural damage, no flooding, etc and the appraiser stated the home was in good condition.

Hello,Is it common for the investor to be responsible for physically transporting supplies such as carpet and flooring to the job site or will a good GC do this?