I'm moving out of Illinois soon and want to make sure I have 100% zero liability with this property, I need to wrap this stuff up before I leave. 

This doesn’t include a turnover if a tenant leaves.

I figured out that I came into this world broke and naked and best I can tell I will leave the same way so anything extra I can get in this short life is a bonus for me and the Last I checked I’m still breathing and able to move so I am going to make hay while the sun is shining .the wise words of a great philosopher and theologian named Ted nuggent sum up my strategy .. “ your born over here at point A .. and you die or here at point B , the goal is to kick maximum a$& in between these two points . “

Or any other helpful tips or process I am leaving out?

Maybe even offer them a couple hundred of they could leave before the end of that month.I have people where it doesn't seem to matter if they move in a couple days past the 1st of the month.

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Like when the Michigan cities went bust years ago, all of a sudden rents decreased and tenants left the city leaving little tenant pool left, etc.

I am looking for wholesalers to help me with some information, I want to learn how to better find off market properties myself instead of leaving it up to agents a birddogs.

Tub refinishing is always a challenge.I assume the place is a small house, given the size of those space-challenged baths.As a rental, I'd leave it all as is.

Great to have you in the community.For me, it's knowing that I have a legacy to leave for my family.