You get this info from your application which you have the prospective tenant fill out when they pay the application fee.  

With 11 $1100/mo units in one complex, I qualified for a volume discount.   8.75% and no fill or renewal fees. 

If you buy the tanks are you sure any company will fill them?

haha)You never know she might not, FaceTime is pretty good, and free, and you could always pop back on a flight for cheap for a few home cooked meals.

We also have some 2024 bookings, that makes them 18 months.We do get 3 day stay bookings that fill in the calendar for spring/summer/fall that are usually 2 weeks to 1 month ahead of the arrival date.

We get around $3600/mo in bookings - the attached image shows lower earnings, but those dips are filled in with VRBO bookings.

If I were you I would wait until closing and fill it yourself.

We get around $3600/mo in bookings - attached image shows lower earnings, but those dips are filled in with VRBO bookings. osts: Rent @ $2000 (utilities included), Cleaning @ $700, Renters Ins. @ $11, and Supplies @ $150.

There are many different pros and cons of this strategy, and I’ll outline a few of them below:ProsPre vetted properties where the due diligence has already been completed and results and a proforma are provided prior to your investmentAbility to invest in multiple single asset investments to offer similar diversification benefits as the multi-asset modelPotential for “hitting it out of the park” returns on an amazing investment that far exceed the proforma returnsHold times are generally shorter as the exit strategy is based on only one assetConsRequires larger investment dollars to gain diversification across multiple assets, asset classes and/or geographiesTimelines can be very urgent as there are usually limited investment spots available and good investments can fill up very fastMulti Asset Real Estate InvestmentsOnce again, it’s not difficult to figure out that multi asset real estate investments include more than one specific property.

To refresh my memory, I looked up my city's form again and they have a section on the owner's affidavit for property managers, co-hosts, etc where the owner fills out (see bold text).