A 3-4 star review isn’t worth the $40 (which is the number I’d say is fair. $20 to cleaner $20 late check out).

If it was difficult to sell the first time, you are going to need a super star agent that knows how to sell those types of houses. 

@Orlando Oliva Hi,Co star is definitely the best option.

That's what differentiates five star properties...Good luck!

All I know is I'm busting my *** to get those 5-star reviews in my first year.I'm on four different platforms right now. 

I’m using a water damage restoration company that came recommended to me by my home inspection company, and they have 4.5 stars on HomeAdvisor.

A PM could be a rock star if they just texted back "I'm looking into it and will try to get back to you on this in the next few days."

If all the usual factors are against me (high utility bills, bad interest rates, vacancy, etc) then I will make 2K…if the stars align than I might hit 12K in a year.In a completely fabricated example, the below screenshot indicates that I have a 33% chance of having a negative cashflow on an annual basis (small red text at the $0 mark).Models like these are pretty simple to construct.Simulation InstructionsTo get started:1.Install the excel add inI like ModelRisk, it is free but there is also @Risk by Palisade.

I might do 4 stars for cleanliness instead of 5, but that's it.

You might have a rock star or two in your own back yard.