Besides the obvious, would love to know any other tricks or hints one can share on dealing with a similar situation.My tenants were moving out and part of the deal is they had to get the windows washed (as they were washed upon their move in).

I have a guy I use regularly for all my real estate, you can call me at 281 507 7806 and I will let you know who he is...I'm in Conroe, but I see you are in Katy...so is my attorney.....text me first so I will know who you are

@Nick B.there are a couple of DFW wholesalers on BP who regularly post in the BP marketplace so I would say setup a keyword notification and check out the marketplace to find a few.

I don't do regular banking with them but I have 8 portfolio loans with them.

She even took out the built in drawers and washed them when she moved out.

Why would you give up the real tax advantages and cash flow of a single family rental for having no access to the cash flow while it's in the IRA and having all your cash and gains taxed as regular income when they come out?

On maintenance costs we like to separate the unit turn costs from regular maintenance to track both.

Which lead me to thinking of summer and car washing.

I am all for setting myself apart from the regular investor!

You should delelop a relationship anyway as one hand washes the other.