Within the next year, ill be doing work to the property laying down some sweat equity.My question is this: In everyone's experience, has nicer (not the cheapest builder-grade stuff you can find) materials translated to attracting a more qualified and responsible tenant?

I’m paying down debit and working with the Lexington law firm to get stuff removed.

Cats aren't scavengers - even in the wild they won't eat random dead stuff they find unless they're really desperate.

A great thing for you and your husband to do is find the stuff you don't like and sub it out.

It's unlikely the occupants will be killed although a shower of sheet rock might come raining down on them and their stuff.

Also pay 1099 for laundering services ($1 / lb).Good stuff I own my properties. 

Recently the tenant wanted to negotiate a new deal and go month to month with a reductions due to COVID stuff down here in Melb.The contract was these two options.Stay on a 6 month lease for $320 pworMonth to month at $340 pwTenant has taken month to month - It has been 4 months.

I specifically address this stuff in my contract.Or,2.

On this list are hedge funds and guys that are flipping 20 properties at a time with deep pockets who commonly buy stuff sight unseen within 5 minutes of looking at the pics and running some back of the napkin numbers.

Should I reduce the offer price and not collect monthly rent but ask that they pay utilities and other stuff like cable, etc?