Hello,Last Wednesday I posted my house for rent using the Zillow rental manager (Zillow, Trulia, Hotpads) just like I have several times in the past 8 yrs.The first night I got a lead, but over the next day I didn’t hear anything from any other potential renters.Turns out Zillow deactivated my listing sometime before noon on Thursday.

Did you start out with a similar idea and where did it lead you? 

It looks like there is damage leading up to the third floor and what looks like hairline cracks in the paint that go straight down.

She hasn't paid a single one since she moved in, which leads me to believe she may not be paying others either.

I have had the property listed for about a week now, and I have generated decent interest with utilities included. 

(minimum/maximum nights, pets, etc.)What kind of rental income does this unit generate?

Does anyone have a recommended source for motivated seller leads?

One may generate a lis pendens but, that lien gets cleared once the debt is paid.

That leads to fewer maintenance costs and longer occupancy.Each of those factors will absolutely effect the long-term performance of any property - not just a Turnkey property.Lastly, if you want to just cut straight to the chase about returns,  expect to lose 50% of your rents annually and reflect out over 10 years.  

I need some advice on some do's and don't and the best way to approach a few leads we are working.