This all occurred in the first 24 hours.We heard from a professional property manager here in Seattle that he implemented a dynamic rental pricing plan.

Here are some thoughts off the top of my head: Monthly Tasks:Collect rent from tenants and deposit it into your accountCheck and respond to any tenant requests or concernsPay any bills or utilities that are your responsibility as the landlordUpdate your rental property accounting and record keepingQuarterly Tasks:Change air filters and inspect HVAC systemsCheck and clean gutters, downspouts, and drainage areasTest smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectorsConduct a property walk-through with tenants to address any issues or concernsEvaluate current rental rates and compare to the local market to ensure you are charging a fair rent priceInspect the property for any needed repairs or maintenanceYearly Tasks:Renew or update leases with current tenantsConduct a deep cleaning and inspection of the propertyCheck and replace any worn or damaged appliances, fixtures, or equipmentEvaluate and adjust your rental property insurance coverage as neededFile your taxes and ensure all rental income and expenses are properly reportedAdditionally, look at fireplace here on biggerpockets.

RobSure, recently in order to stop “renovictions” they have implemented new rules that say that you have to be with an approved lender for 24 months (during which period you can not do significant renovations) before you can refinance with CMHC.

He provides lots of tips that can be implemented rather than inspirational data.

Either sell the updated house for $150,000-$175,000, or implement BRRRR for rents between $1,300-$1,700.I apologize for the sloppiness of this post, I had only short time to create.

In this blog post, we'll explore some interesting and creative home interior additions that homeowners have implemented, prompting property managers to make strategic changes to enhance the property's appeal, marketability, and overall value.

We're further into implementation of the 2040 plan, so I'm wondering if it is happening more often. 

Some people even recommend having each buy & hold property owned by a separate LLC, or implementing a series LLC. 

As with any property, it depends on the strategy you want to implement.

I am developing in Tulum, Riviera Maya and I would like to implement your investment/ purchasing model in my future developments.