Not sure if it makes a difference but has the trademark wall boards that are covered by trim strips on the vertical seams.

.): The distance from the property line of the front and side walls, porches, and exterior features of any proposed new construction must be compatible with the distance from the property line of similar elements of existing contributing structures in the context area.The exterior features of new construction must be compatible with the exterior features of existing contributing structures in the context area.The scale and proportions of the new construction, including the relationship of the width, overall height, eave height, foundation height, porch height, roof shape and roof pitch, and other dimensions to each other, must be compatible with the typical scale and proportions of existing contributing structures in the context area unless special circumstances, such as an atypical use, location or lot size, warrant an atypical scale and proportions.The height of the new construction must not be taller than the typical height of existing contributing structures in the context areas unless special circumstances , such as an atypical use, location or lot size warrant an atypical height, except that:a.design guidelines for an individual historic district may provide that a new construction with two stories may be constructed in a context area with only one-story contributing structures as long as the first story of the new construction has proportions compatible with the contributing structures in the context area, and the second story has similar proportions to the first story; andb.

By not chasing top of market rent, you will be more likely to retain your current tenants and not face a move-out.

@Alex Bekeza After I changed the carpets and painted the walls and ceilings there was still a noticeable smell.

A flipper would remove walls make it an open floor plan new cabinets granite, refinish the floors, paint, etc. etc, but a buy and hold would just do a carpet clean and put a tenant in there.

I think those who charge the fees after canceling are a bit off the wall, I could not do that it just sounds crazy.

Additionally, the floor in the second floor master bedroom is coming apart, and there are some walls that seem to be settling.

I'm a tenant whose apartment (HUD subsidized) unit has seen leakage of water (probably due to leaky pipe) on the floor from the wall in the living room due to rain.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

From offering flexible lease options and demonstrating a commitment to sustainability, to using technology and keeping your properties well-maintained, these strategies will help you attract and retain top-notch tenants and boost your rental income.