I have and edit a Business Plan frequently.  

I go to Myrtle Beach frequently. 

1. i look up similar units for rent and prefer to keep mine a little under market, to entice them to stay. turnovers can be expensive. 2. if the woman is still on the lease and the kids are all over 18, i wouldn't worry, i would just be sure to continue doing annual (or maybe even more frequent) "checks for deferred maintenance / furnace filter changes" to keep an eye on the place. she's still legally on the hook for rent and the kids are legal adults. if the bong was in the shed, be happy it wasn't in the house mid-use. being worried that one person moved out and is still on the lease (but isn't trying to get off of it), and that people might be smoking weed outside, doesn't justify a rent increase.. you could just a) contact the mom and ask her if she is still living in the unit, and if she's not, let her know that since she is still on the lease she is still responsible for the unit and you just wanted to make her aware of that and ensure that she feels the property is in good hands, and gently remind her that smoking is not permitted inside. i wouldn't call the shed 'inside' though. if your lease didn't clarify, then they didn't do anything wrong.

I get properties all across the greater Boston area and in the Medford area quite frequently.

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This is a frequent area of fighting among partners (whether family or not) when it comes time to sell. 

I frequently text and call agents to see who has a deal.

I am frequently asked for referrals to PM's in Augusta/Waterville and just don't know anyone who operates down there.

Something that's done frequently here.

I'd be more worried about places that will be getting too much water in the form of expanded and more frequent floods