I had a nurse right around your age a few years ago considering the same thing.She opted to take the long commute to Portland and actually invest in a duplex up near where I do business ( Longview, Wa ). She

Besides, HH are not just homes, they are money making machines.

I understand this can be done through services like BatchLeads or DealMachine with list stacking, but I have tried to do this with deal machine and was never able to upload an external list.

He has requested a pro-rated rent for half of March so he has time to move, get carpets cleaned and wash walls, etc. i don't have a new tenant yet. i am starting that process now. but i am concerned that i wont get someone in the middle of the month.What is your experience show? 

My wife emptied our accounts, put my belongings on the porch and moved her personal trainer in and taught our at the time 5 and 4yr old children to call this man Papa..I moved into my car, and washed at planet fitness.

We're happy to cover cleaning the kitchen to keep grime at bay but the day to day wash your own dishes and clean up after yourselves seems to be getting lost somewhere.

Something I would never be able to do if I had not started my on lead generation machine.

Doing simple commonsense things made a big difference in the curb appeal: Trimming trees, installing new mulch, power washing the building, cleanup the parking area, common areas and trash area, installing parking violation, … etc.

Pressure washing the house is for the benefit of your tenants.

I had no clue how much it was costing me until he moved out - (probably a good $100/month) You may want to write some restrictions about this into your lease, maybe washing the car and anything above the normal One thing my friend does is add an extra that she pays to avoid complaints.