It is not a regular continuing expense.

Can some people do it regularly and successfully, I suspect yes.

You will still need to wash it down, but a regular spray nozzle on a garden hose may be enough after the bleach.

Once you are named as additional insured, and you have an ongoing relationship with the contractor, you will usually continue to receive updated certificates of insurance (until the contractor cancels the policy or notifies the agent to remove you from being named as additional insured).

The property listings are still being updated here.

I am not sure I get your question, but here goes my answer:You have structured a set rate of return (annually) which is good, similar to a regular loan secured by a deed of trust against the property.

Market rent was 1,400 to a regular person and he'd get 2,000 - 2,200 rent this way.

Keep us updated please.

No matter what type of architecture, or exterior finish, many times updating with energy efficient doors, windows, new trim, and paint will do wonders.As for the maintenance of stucco, IF IT'S APPLIED CORRECTLY, and you have good gutters, etc. on the house, you shouldn't be having problems with mold.

The length of period of regular returns and the lack of draw down you describe is very rare.