Get it how you need it, or get it for cheap (er).. or walk. 

Because of these challenges, getting into the marijuana industry is generally not cheap.

I have an idea that could make you pocket you some quick dough in our tech driven info age:Develop an app for finding absentee owners using someone on Fiverr or some techie in India for cheapCall it something snazzy like "Absentee Owner Gold"Market it like crazy online and make it available on Google Play and the Apple Store and anywhere else applicable for a cheap price like $1.99 with no refunds Have customer support via email or phone only in some foreign country where english is a fourth languageTech/info driven real estate investors buy it in drovesThey open the app and a message pops up "knock on some of the neighbors doors"Frustrated customers call/email customer support and get further frustrated by the inability to communicate with foreign customer service whose english is a fourth language but they string the customer along anyway thus buying you time to make more salesKeep it up for as long as it takes to make 6 or 7 figures Close up shop and disappear

Keeps the cleaning simple and cheap, and ensures that your room is exactly how you left it and your belongings safe no matter what happens. 

If you choose to go this route, send the tenant a Demand Letter (post it on her door and/or send by USPS with proof of delivery/certified mail) for the rent and late fee. 

Flat paint, especially the cheap stuff, is generally not as durable, scuffs easier, and is hard to clean.

It was cheap and easy to do. 

My guess is that it involves a filter delivery program that ensures you have a clean filter delivered to the home to install every three months, thereby ensure the furnace runs efficiently and reducing maintenance costs.

It was my first park and since it was so cheap a lot could go wrong and I still be ok.

Ive really wanted to buy my family a home (real estate is stupid cheap here) but I also would like to hear if anyone would say to keep renting and spend the money on investment real estate instead.