Perhaps her deceit will work in your favor by putting more pressure on her to get a quick response to your offer.

Mary,The member being stationed in Germany will make it somewhat more difficult but not out of the question.I am guessing that this is an Army soldier that will be stationed at Ft Lewis.I would recommend that you get phone numbers and an e-mail address to his supervisor.If you have an issue and lose track of the supervisor, you can contact Post housing at Fort Lewis for assistance.In the Air Force, we do not tolerate our members not paying their obligations and I am confident that you will get the same support from the Army.If I were in your position, I would try to make this happen because you are likely to get a long term tenant if he is re-stationing there after his 2 yrs in Germany.Chris

I would tell the tenant that I would like to regrout tiles, change air filters, reseal the granite, and check for water leaks and overall maintenance of the home while also checking the condition of the home.

Over 6 and she needs a license.Now onto the liability, that is still up in the air as I haven't found much in the way on how to protect myself.

This will allow you to learn from the best and also take some of the financial pressure off your back.

I manage it entirely myself.Advertise on vrbo and craigslist mainlyThere is a pretty good new website called air bnb which is completely free to list your property, however they take a small percentage to handle the transaction.While I was skeptical at first, It is set up pretty well actually and I have completed several transactions through them.

Good readinghttp://news.yahoo.com/s/bw/1106b4214044575550As their holdings of unsold homes increase, Fannie and Freddie eventually will need to drop prices and turn to investors, analysts predictThe bottom line: Fannie's and Freddie's strategy of not flooding the market with foreclosed homes may come under pressure as their inventory builds.

Lot of info provided with low (no) pressure.

"Home inspector" defined As used in this article, the term "home inspector" means any person, except an employee of a county, municipality, or political subdivision while engaged in the performance of the duties of his or her employment, who, for consideration, inspects and reports on the condition of any home or single-family dwelling or the grounds, roof, exterior surface, garage or carport, structure, attic, basement or crawl space, electrical system, heating system, air-conditioning system, plumbing, on-site sewerage disposal, pool or hot tub, fireplace, kitchen, appliances, or any combination thereof for a prospective purchaser or seller.TITLE 8.

(pressure-washing business) As of this time the pressure washing business is a sole proprietorship.