If you have your own outdoor furniture on your rental property, remember to cover and store it in a weather-proofed building to prolong its life and usefulness.

I plan on keeping the duplex for the long game to give to my children.

For me, my least favorite thing is finding holes punched in walls, blood stains, busted up furniture, interior doors ripped off their hinges, door frames busted and holes kicked in them... like a unit I’m repairing this week where a family with young children had been recently living.

I have just won an auction.com investment property in Maryland listed as vacant but seems there are a lot of furniture in in.

We would have to furnish the house, but we may be able to find friends with furniture they're looking to pitch. 

My tenant got mad after I legitimately deducted $600 from his security deposit for cleaning fee and damaged furniture so he reversed his last months rent on cozy. 

Downtown Salem- Male only- no pets, no stuff, no children, no women.

Some want to rent their homes directly to me, and others are happy to have me care for/co-host the properties.My most profitable properties are 2-3 unit "rental arbitrage" homes where I pay the rent, buy the furniture, market the property and assume all the risk to keep the property rented.

For instance having a fenced back yard may mean more to someone with a pet or children than otherwise - but you can't advertise or even say "Fenced Back Yard, Great for Kids!"

Both registered sex offenders, one with minor children by force the other with adults with violent force.