I,e all kitchen tile missing, stove missing, various damages around the home.

All the other companies I've researched (cozy, mysmartmove, myrental, e-renter, etc.) only do some part of the process.HOWEVER, the applicant has to fill out a paper application, submit it to me, and I have to fax it in (or scan/email it to them).Does anyone know a way around the paper application?

Good afternoon everyone,I received an e-mail from a wholesaler in NJ who has a property under contract in East Orange, NJ 07018.  

Originally posted by @Bob E.

The alternative is having the owner call the utility company and provide a deposit then get billed for usage and have the deposit returned by check once the new tenant takes over service.In my opinion, It is only a good idea to rent furnished homes when the property is a short term rental, executive/luxury home, or a student rental and you don't care what happens to the furniture.  

Tenants are more careful with their usage if they are paying for it!

Details below and hope to see you then:What: Local investor meet-upWhen: Saturday 7/25 at 9 am Where: Scholars Inn Bakehouse, 3002 E 3rd St, Bloomington, IN 47401@Cory Gardner @Andrew Meyer

@Stacy E. are you a member of the local REX (Real Estate eXchange) group?

(And feel free to reach out if you're looking for tips on how we did it).Finally, thanks to all our meetup members who are also BP members:@Sandra Roddy, @Dustin Karns, @Paul Wurster, @Jacob Michaels, @Katie Kim, @William Strong, @Natalie Heo, @Dominic Jones, @James Wise,@John Kantola, @Robert E.

Otherwise there's minimal energy usage as opposed to a tank design that's trying to keep water in the tank at a set temperature.