To me I never notice a difference and pick light scents just to keep my home smelling nice because its an older wood home in the country and sometimes gets a different smell to it that can be a turn off.The guest lost it on me after arriving and said she had asthma and couldn't stand being in the house and wanted a full refund.

Everything. 2) Make sure you have a signed contract that is legal and thorough. 3) keep the progress payments relatively equal to the work being done....example - don't pay for tile when you're still doing framing.Go get some bids and then come back and talk to us again... 

I can't tell you how much better a video is than 20-50 pics, and it's easier to keep up with.Google your LLC, if your name comes up as the owner of the LLC, and you told them you were the property manager, nothing will happen-- you will lose credibility, but who cares... so the tenant knows you're a liar, doesn't mean they will move.   

It seems like I keep running into a dead end with this question.

We believe we can meet REPS material participation requirements using the short term loophole, so long as we keep very detailed records.

But I don't think I've seen what I think is the #1 reason to keep in real estate. 

I'm buying a new home and keeping my current 3/3 single family to rent out. 

I keep coming back to turn key.  

Please keep in mind that "suspended passive losses" or losses that are generated that are passive by nature, will STAY passive losses, and CANNOT be used to offset active income.

I could keep asking questions for a while ha