What does this typically look like?

So, if it takes me 1 month on average to have a new tenant in place and $700 worth of work then the total is $2400 equates to a $400/month premium for a 6 month lease.

https://news.orvis.com/dogs/fake-service-dog-laws-protecting...Is it worth trying to bust fake service animals and risk a lawsuit? 

It's worth the price. 

Taking off of work and having over a thousand in travel expenses without a guaranteed win did not seem worth it.I talked to the credit agency and it turns out this will ding my credit for the next 7 years even though the debt is fully paid off.

Today, I want to take this opportunity to ​clarify some things and share what is going to change.Under the current compensation model, a seller typically pays a commission of 5% or 6% to their listing agent.

I'm in New Hampshire.My net worth is pretty good because I own this and another STR condo outright but I'm low on cash flow due to prior rehab and just coming out of the slow season.

(can't remodel until tenants move and they typically stay for several years)  Also have new signage coming.

Might be worth simply waiting for current tenants to vacate.Also, in Washington you do have to provide 48 hour notice and if you can get a response to your request for the tour, that is sufficient.

They are about to sell the house in Argentina and want to buy one here (it's worth around 250k).