Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

We have the original agreements from the seller and when we took it over we gave them an intro letter along with an info sheet for them to fill out (name, contact info, any pets).

Topeka has some nice DT blocks but for some reason in the short time I've been there it seems completely dead after 4pm or so.We are near 29th/Gage backing up to the Shunga park - so if I clear out some of the brush on the back property line we'd have better views, but thats what I could offer...that and the pet turkeys that seem to roam around all the time...ha.Email me or message me here and we can exchange cell #'s - have done so with a couple of you already.

The lease specifically says in multiple places "no pets."

Proposed pets (size/breeds)4.)

Lastiy, we've built a great community in our building, we all feed each other's pets when we travel, get together once in a while for drinks, etc.Even when I had Sec 8 rentals, I was "the owner".

In my mind, one thing that disqualifies a PM are stupid fees like account set up fees, monthly convenience fees for the tenant to pay online, and where late fees are kept by the PM and pet fees are split 50/50 with the PM.

I've come up with these key features:- Internet (a given)- Washer/dryer- Pet friendly- King bed- EV charging (?)

You pay them 10% (of nightly rate plus any additional cleaning or pet fees) to basically manage your listing and your calendar.

Unfortunately I think you are going to be forced to monitor the situation, hoping for a violation of the lease, the usual suspects being Pets, Marijuana (not even sure that will work anymore since it is legal), and "use of property as a business" when she is working from home and the lease is residential only.