@Michael White , no worries at all.. hot tub is a huge pain to get it maintained .. most folks don’t respect instructions and it needs dumping out water very frequently .

Unless you call frequently, it just sits on people's desks. 

It is difficult to obtain title insurance within the first 12 months of the deed recording and the notice obligations are frequently called into question resulting in succesfull appeals by prior owners. 

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Interior inspections would be at significantly less frequent intervals (maybe annually).  

@Chu LiEvery market is different and every brokerage is different I would suggest doing some drive around your local area and see which brokerage signs do you see more frequently.

But, in my experience, my better quality properties turn over less frequently, have lower turn over costs, rent faster to better tenants, and get higher rents with a tenant base that is more easily accepting of rent increases.  

They visit annually, for years and would do so more frequently if they could avoid the cost and inconvenience of booking an AirBnB each time, and arrive to their own HOME without packing on short notice. 

Currently, the property is rented at $2100/month.The house, built in the 1900s, requires significant renovation, and the tenant frequently requests various repairs and maintenance, such as duct cleaning and appliance upgrades.

What varies is labor, which is frequently lower in a small town.