A regular commission should be sufficient for a broker to do their job well, and most will.

So if you do, update your rental posts regularly with images that show the upgrades and progress being made.

I do these for investor clients regularly to fix and flip or fix and hold to lease.

I used an analytics company to scrape the data from shared rooms within a 0.5 mile radius of the home I have under contract, and made a spreadsheet of their occupancy rates/cleaning fees/rental rates etc.

This is why appreciation has been higher in submarkets of NYC that have high rental growth (think Williamsburg) than markets than have had regular rental growth.  

The renters policy will pay those costs as well as other costs that are incurred such as meals, cleaning, etc.If someone gets hurt while in their unit, normally the injured persons attorney will sue both the Landlord and the Tennant. 

I can’t imagine an addendum like this being used regularly in Jackson, MS.

They have been very good tenants and they are keeping the house clean and well.  

@Dennis Solari You are going to have to run the numbers on any property you might be interested in.Then you need to look Vrbo and Airbnb and see what properties are renting for and how often.Put all this in a spreadsheet and add in utilities, furnishing, consumables, cleaning, PM (unless doing this yourself), yard maintenance, house maintenance, tax and insurance and see how the numbers shake out.

We painted all the rooms and cleaned the carpet.