Pest control and lawn services that are optional landlord's responsibilities in LTR, now they are the host's responsibilities.

As a property manager, you might encounter a common misunderstanding that landlords are exclusively accountable for lawn upkeep.

Lawn MaintenanceEasy Hack: - Keep the lawn regularly trimmed to create a neat and inviting appearance

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However, the street where the house was located on was cute and looked completely middle-class and safe to me... some people had nice landscaped lawns, some people had weeds.

We've recently painted the front porch, we are fixing and updating things in unit as they are brought to our attention, and have bi-weekly lawn maintenance to make the exterior look welcoming.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

We would also appreciate any references for electricians, plumbers, and lawn mowing services.

I am new to Bigger Pockets and trying to figure out my entry point into real estate investing.One idea that is really appealing to me is:   Buying land around North Conway, NH / Fryeburg, ME ~65K    + building a tiny-ish home which according to denoutdoors can cost around ~50K (2b/1b)    + install water/electric/sewage ~ 28K   Total ~ 143KThen renting it out for $150/night x 65% occupancy = 35,500/yrI estimate I would pay about $4k taxes, $3k utilities, $4k property mgmt, $1k lawn, $500 snow =  11,500/yrSo, 35,500 rent -11,500 built in expenses = 22,000/yr I think the Cash on Cash Return Year 1 would be....

and 40 years later I still see him (in my head) mowing the lawn at one of the places on a Saturday afternoon.