Now you have to start doing live in flips in luxury areas to accommodate for your taste! 

When I go over the move-in inspection form with the tenants I explain that everything drains and flushes fine at present.I remind them of the lease clause covering that.I explain that it's common sense: that if it's the house's fault (tree roots, old pipes -- then I pay) but if it's their fault (hair, paint, feminine products -- then they pay).Unfortunately most tenants have the attention span and comprehension skills of a gnat so it never fails that I have to call a plumber at least once.As Brian suggests, though, if it's a great tenant I'll cut some slack.

“And SB 13, which we strongly supported, is a vital and complementary piece of legislation that, combined with the others, represent a win-win for homeowners, renters, and cities everywhere that are struggling to accommodate more homes.

I think your time is better spent focusing on making your accommodation and profile and listing and pictures and guest experience the best.

I opened my table, re-calculated all my numbers at $550,000 and printed a comprehensive breakdown showing my expenses and profit.

I allowed them stay in my house providing free food and accommodation for a month from November 1-December 8.

Hi, as a Realtor, I have used the following service ( the prospective tenant should pay the fee for the search): https://www.tenantbackgroundsearch.com/It is a comprehensive search that includes eviction history as well as criminal recordsCheck it out

@Eric Tinsley @Jay HinrichsLet me clarify the context of "up to the borrower to be honest and realistic"  When a customer calls in with a property under contract we run the deal through our Advanced Deal Analysis Software which gives a comprehensive breakdown of the projected costs and profit among other things. 

We provide everything we can on the property to include a basic deal abstract, the financials, comprehensive photos, recent work done, HOA detail if applicable, and any other supporting info that could assist the buyer.  

So I just received this message from a title company on some land that I will be purchasing with a title company (chosen by the seller to make them feel more comfortable) in a few days:"Just to let you know, we do not search or insure mineral rights.We can add verbiage to the deed-as an accommodation only."