It's risk vs reward.

Business is about understanding the risk, mitigating it as much as reasonably possible, then determining if the reward is significant enough to make the risk acceptable.

Implement cleanliness rewards.

People can debate whether the 4% SWR rule is the right number (perhaps 3% is safer, or perhaps a larger number if you know how to take bigger risks for the bigger reward).There's also no law requiring you to spend 4% (or 3% or some other number) of your money each year, not even any minimum distribution requirement from some kinds of retirement accounts.

Getting BETTER depreciation "rewards", clearing same or more net cash-flow, with a whole lot MORE equity gain potential, and removing the entire risk factor of maintenance / cap-x. 

I would suggest googling "Keller Williams Brokerages Near Me" and then pick up the phone and when the person at the desk answers tell them you are a local investor and need some recommendations for solid home inspectors in the area, then I would ask why do they recommend them.It'll work like a charm!

Market Overview:Northeast Columbus: This area is known for its diverse range of properties, from charming older homes to newer constructions.

Clay soil, tons of predators, heat waves that fry the veggies on the vine, and Fire Season - thin skinned flesh picks up the flavor, and it is Not a pleasant one....but, it's so rewarding watching something survive all that because you helped!

Got credit card reward points as well.  

Got multiple offers, 2 offers fell thru and 3rd was the charm, sold over asking price!