@Bryon Andrews was spot on in his advice too - do some Zillow and FB Marketplace surfing every few weeks to see what rents in the blocks near your property have been renting for recently, and track how those fluctuate over time for a few months.  

The scope of work included:•Interior: Major pest remediation that took 3-4 weeks.

It’s incredible to see how these investments are paying off, and I’m on track to hit the six-figure mark in revenue by the end of the year (With just the two airbnbs I was already on track to hit that figure, the third Airbnb will definitely help haha!).

Once they honor the agreement (which should be within the next week), I see no reason for them to follow-up with me unless I was interested in purchasing another property.

This chart does not include the latest increase in rates, but in a couple weeks we should have an update.I saw several places that showed increased rates:https://www.verticalbuilders.com/blog/what-to-expect-in-q4-2... 

(We didn't want to pay for a survey and couldn't get one done during the two week DD period.)Post-inspection negotiations really tried our patience with seller going back on his word on things and niggling over other things.

Selling at that price would allow me to walk away with a six-figure payday.

He closed on a duplex 1 week before the '08' GFC.

The rehab was complete, and we were ready to refinance when disaster struck—a car crashed into the property the week we were scheduled to refinance.

On here just last week, someone told everyone that all tenants hate their landlords so there was really no need to provide any level of adequate or decent levels of respect or service.