Some of the easier tasks we were hoping to take care of ourselves and contract out the rest.

If you know what actually needs to be done (and have a good idea of how it should be done) then you can estimate how many days each task should take, as well as how many workers to complete it.

*Try to have the inspection before the 15th so you will have time to make corrections*Check to see if your range has the Anti-tip bracket(they will fail you if you dont)*make sure all your doors and windows close and open properly*Upkeep of your lawn

Mark Podolsky (The Land Geek) has written a lot about outsourcing deal finding tasks to VAs, albeit in the land space.

You can have more success than anyone else if you just put in the time and effort on the right tasks.

From what I've been able to research so far, they seem to give you some of the ROI benefits of STR while staying on the right side of anti-STR regulations.

I am very much a "hands on" learner who enjoys being tasked with specific duties, especially repetitive ones.About me: 32 years young, living in Orange County, CA. 

We need a handyman/small contractor to remodel a bathroom in a rental after a leak and do other small tasks.

Training and task oriented function (the things that distinguish a Service Dog from other forms of support animals) are not necessary for the animal/tenant to be covered under these protections.

I'm quitting landlording in the Seattle area because of the anti-landlord environment.