As a landlord it's your responsibilty to manage that unit, so that you don't end up with a place being destroyed.Sometimes you just can't forsee things that might come up but keeping a eye on your place and doing frequent inspections will help you stay in tune with how your place is being treated.

2) If you were like me, host of an international radio show and frequent guest expert on Fox Business News, CNN, CNBC and NPR, which led to exposure to thousands of people who heard what you have to say and then want you to help them find similar properties, what would you do?

Fortunately in NYC, I protested, and they adjusted the water bill if you can show it was fixed by a plumber, and its not a frequent occurrence.Then, I noticed a minor leak in our toilet a few mounts ago.

It will not automatically provide a consistent pipeline but continual communication with these folks, seeing what type of housing or needs they have been getting more frequently, and staying top of mind can definitely pan out.

Revisit your pricing structure frequently to make sure you're staying competitive in the market and offer length of stay discounts.

I have frequent tenants putting baby wipe and other towel paper in toilet and flushing that plugs up my maIn sewer line .

I'm just up I-35 in Austin and visit San Antonio frequently to visit my wife's family.

There are a lot of knowledgeable, helpful people who frequent this site that will gladly help.

I am a RE agent out in CA and I am wanting to purchase some investment property in Kansas City, KS particularly in Johnson County as I have a lot of family in Overland Park area and frequent the area often.

Here's a link to a future value calculator that I use frequently when doing similar exercises: https://www.calculator.net/future-value-calculator.html?