You can then list it as a building package, (your land + builder's house + your profit) and see what kind of bites you get.

The tenants requested that the company be kid and pet friendly so when I booked I asked and was told that they only put traps and poisons in discrete places inaccessible to people and pets.

When I get certified letter or package I open it up immediately, but admittedly with a little anxiety sometimes.

If it sounds like something you want to do then you have to submit a new owner lease up package to DCHA and have the home inspected before a tenant can move-in.

If something that was done "manually" is packaged under some new technologies (web 2.0), would you consider that emerging/latest?

This report is going to be emailed and then mailed to them along with a bombardment of information in a package.

They are all listed individually, but I may consider asking about a package deal once I look at them.

I did research property management for my SIL in VA who was thinking she might get stuck being an accidental landlord after a job transfer and found some prop management companies that were offering a partial package of screening and tenant placement for a one time fee of one month's rent.

It is part of a package deal were we also get another 3-unit that had a fire and needs 2 units fully remodeled.

That's retirement, estate planning, and tax mitigation all in the same package.