After the house is occupied, the best, most cooperative tenants may be willing to show it to replacement tenants that you screen if you make that part of your agreement when the initial tenants being leasing.

you never know if the averages you're viewing are skewed bc maybe a lot of the rentals in your area are lakefront but your property isn't...

If you would be so kind to view it and pick it apart and tell me what should go where, what I am missing and so forth.

Your tenant is also responsible for all your costs associated with finding and screening a new tenant.

My craziest idea is to demolish and build a watch tower home ~30ft up on a metal frame to take advantage of the view.  

Read a nice discussion on Reddit and would love to hear BP members views on this chart.

Hello,I have heard and seen many different responses / information to the following question, and hope a CPA or an experienced professional in the topic can shine some light on this:"Can you write off travels to / from if you are traveling only to view properties and meet with a property owner / real estate Investor / etc.?"

She's been sending me some good leads and helping me to screen the neighborhoods.

I walked out and peaked at the view and told him to put in an offer.

I'm never going to sign a lease without running my screening but I'm wondering if I should ask people for more rent both to make it easier to manage prospects and to increase profit.