In our case, we pay for all utilities, provide shared supplies, and pay for a monthly house cleaner.

I was a collegiate athlete, and when I stopped playing baseball, I wanted something to obsess over like I did sports.

Versus being in a high occupancy market with more supply and lower nightly rates.

Where we are, the market def has cooled and supply has increased, unless it's a great deal, we are willing to wait for a bit.

I don't have to supply clean towels and linens and coffee setups and recommend things if they call and furnishings and a lot of headaches that short-term rentals have. it's the difference between gross and net profit.

The most important person you need to find is a cleaner; with a MTR, they won't be going into the property as often, but they should be able to help you will different "boot's on the ground" things like taking over supplies, taking out trash, replacing bulbs, batteries, etc..

(November data get's released on the 21st) Closed Sales: October 1944, September 2116, August 2330, July 2236Active Inventory: October 7416, September 6837, August 6687, July 6620 New Listings: October 2938, September 2769, August 3108, July 3513 Medium Percent of Original List Price: October 95.7%, September 96.1%, August 97%, July 98.7% Medium Time to Contract: October 27 days, September 21days, August 17 days, July 13 days Months supply of Inventory: October 2.8 months, September 2.5 months, August 2.4 months, July 2.4 months What I'm seeing(my opinion) is with the rise in interest rates and uncertainty, demanded has softened.

You supply agreement.

. - On city water I would suspect some type of obstruction in the supply line from calcification, water leak, damaged pipe, etc. - On well water I would suspect, in this order, a bad pressure tank, bad pressure switch, bad well pump.

@Melissa Barnard I have currently been looking for small multi-family (duplex, tri, 4-unit)  in Dallas and the supply is very thin.