Does any have experience using a third party to find a cash buyer?

I did most of the work myself except for using a few specialty subs i.e. electrical, plumbing,HVAC,etc.

If you are going to use pay-per-load laundry, then using a card-based system is preferred.We have removed common laundry in favour of en-suite laundry in all small buildings - the vandalism and theft is gone and the overall cost has been lower.

Before I spent the money on door hangers I tried using a 4 x 6 yellow letter that I scotch taped to their door.

Get them signs up as high as you can (you better not be using a ladder!)

I was wondering what you landlords do with your kitchen and bathroom sinks (and drains) between tenants.I've gotten into the habit of using a bottle of Drano Max for all the drains in between tenants.

I had to give your reasoning to one I am using as we speak.Given the choice between setting one up or spending energy being proactive about running things in a safe way, I say put energy into learning how not to be sued first, setting up entities second when starting out.

If you are using a property manager or real estate agent to manage your property and provide tenant screening, what is the minimum info they should be providing to support their tenant recommendations?

We bought deck wash at Lowe's which washed off with a garden hose and a spray nozzle so no possible damage using a pressure washer.

But I would suggest using a thick primer or an "ultra hiding" paint to cover the brown as quickly as possible.