I have multiple rental properties but am asking with this situation as it is my first time encountering this.The facts are: I have a management company who manages a single family home for me. The tenant while living ...

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I've also known a few people who add  simple yard decorations or outdoor chairs to give the appearance of it being lived in.  

They would need to make "improvements" to the property, wheel chair ramp, handicap accessible showers, etc.

After a series of phone calls and emails, Veterans in Parking subsequently offered me a seat on their board of directors; which I accepted. 

The agent is willing to work with me and offered to pay our agent a referral fee but that they would need to be in the deal someway since it was their opportunity - which I honestly understand and would not try to snatch from them.I was concerned with the pros and cons with either route - direct or through an agent.

If you are marketing your property as kid or dog friendly, buy things that coincide with that like high chair, kids plates, cups, silverware, kid games, and maybe some kid proofing like outlet covers.

Others are Mr Howell and his deck chair with the drink with the umbrella in it in the shade . 

I remember me saying on here somewhere in a post many years ago that cycles can be a game of musical chairs when no more spots the investors crash.

Cheap curtains hung up on the first floor, a welcome mat, lights on a timer, battery operated fake candles on a timer, big size 11 men's shoes and big men's jacket hung by the front door, two empty dog bowls, a tie out in the back yard (for a dog), fan on a timer, foldable table and chairs with a tablecloth and centerpiece, and radio playing on a timer.