In the lease...I would stress that the house is now able to be rented to people with animal allergies and they are required to pay to put it back in that condition when they are gone. 

I recently flipped this over to a property manager who more than pays for itself through higher rental rates and less stress for me.

Rent trailer parking $100/mo, garage storage $400 a mo, etc. 3) Rinse and repeat quicker (although flipping will just become your job like it did mine . . . it's stressful and time consuming - I swear I've been doing reno's on properties I own for 10 years outside of working full time and now raising a family).With a 500k PP if you are looking 1 - 2 years out don't hold you breath. 

Led to a lot of stress.

If the 3rd, 4th, 5th are holidays and weekends they need to ensure you have it by the 5th or it is late so they may have to pay on the 2nd to get it in on time.As others have said if you are paying a PM let them handle this and don't stress over things like this.

You're discounting yourself financially, which is alright if it makes up somewhere else for you, such as stress. 

This house selling is stressful stuff.

Not only is it your responsibility to keep things working well but not having the means to take care of issues when they come up is very stressful.

personally, I would talk to the tenant first and find out what their plans are if you sell, and stress that it "might" interfere with the enjoyment of the property and it would probably be better for both parties if she moves on.

I have a client who is looking to have their house renovated using the 203k loan and he informed me that his loan officer stressed the house needed to be livable within 60 days and asked if I was capable of doing this.