I do believe that people saw me removing old carpet.

hi jermaine hereWe tried that about eight years ago but to two people that were not related, total nightmare, thay got along for about four months, then it all fell apart, one did not like the other one girlfriend the other one did not like the smell of the food the other one cooked, you get the idea, I guess it could work just did not work for us.

I recently found out that NJ removed its requirements for a grace period @Bill S. and we're slowly removing the clause in the lease.

I've been involved in the vacation rental business for 20 years and have bought/sold seven of my own properties in the last ten.One word jumped out at me from your post - 'emotion' - and I'd advise removing that as much as possible from any buying decision when looking at purchase that involves a vacation rental goal.Of course, your own criteria comes into play because you want to use the place yourself, and you have experience with visiting the area, but you should also consider the needs, wants and desires of your potential guests.

It is a little less money that rooming, but you have a single lease and are officially removed from housemate drama.

adding an additional bath will be tough unless I remove a bed room.

So the "set out signs on Friday/remove signs on Sunday" routine isn't fool proof.Does anybody know how to get around this?

I've removed several unnecessarily sarcastic posts and hopefully we can continue the thread from here on a more positive light.

I have read posts discussing who does the snow removal but didn't come across one regarding how often.

Paying off mortgages removes risk.