No one likes a landlord who kicks grandma and grandpa to the curb over a shopping cart.

Frankly, we are going to test the vacation market with other units in our portfolio due to the massive boost in revenues.  

I put everything out on the curb the day before trash day and what I can fit on my trailer. 

I had to do one 3 years ago and the sheriff and I arrived with my movers.... and the house was still intact with all the furniture neatly unmoved in ALL rooms, closets neatly full:) it cost me... then 30 minutes after my movers started placing items to the curb, here comes my tenant with a moving truck...

those going commercial could get a huge boost from this and it will be interesting to see how it all plays out.It does look like they are intentionally leaving parameters for this break as suuuppperrrr broad.

Hi Robert,I'm not in the market for  a duplex in Pittsburgh, but I did a quick mockup of some of my thoughts about it.Just a little brighter, and some masonry and lighting to improve the curb appeal (a little).Looks like a Class C or D area.it looks like it may have had a store downstairs at one time.Zoning might allow a liquor store or something.Good Luck!

Thinking of doing this with my four-unit in Jersey City and here are some scattered thoughts I've been considering:* Trying it with just one unit first before expanding to the whole building* Posting it for lease as a LTR and a MTR simultaneously, then seeing where the interest falls and buying the furnishings for MTR once demand is proven* Going to the local hospital to talk to employees there, and potentially put up flyersOverall, I think it is a great way to boost revenue and I agree with your intuition that the added work of self-managing is worth the squeeze compared to offloading to a property manager.

Sometimes you get lucky with temporary workers in the offseason who could help boost the numbers.Let me know if you have any other questions or need anything else and good luck!

As the city experiences heightened attention and an influx of visitors, local businesses thrive, and the economy receives a boost.

In my opinion boosting posts has mixed results unless you have an already established audience(page followers or friends) of potential sellers or referral sources.