Hi bigger pockets fiends,There are two sides to the "cash for keys" situation. 1) I am a landlord and I'm interested in the best way of handling and covering myself when proposing "cash for keys" to the tenants.

You could always do Cash for keys with the current tenant.

Do we need to change the locks / re-key the unit before giving the keys to the new tenant?

Large number of applicants indicates your rent is too low.

BP please fix this for us.One option you could try on the desktop is, load the profile page and press the F12 key which will give you an option to see how the page loads on a mobile device.

It actually indicates that it is free for landlords - at least for the basic package.

I have a very finicky townhouse tenant who texted me last night with a demand for a black mold test, indicating that her husband was sick in the ER.

Toilet should move to the shower outlet position, sink should shrink down to a 16-inch vanity, or even better, a wall-mounted faucet and a vessel sink on a pretty little custom vanity.The key here is to convince the buyer that "it's small but it's NICE."

The key is to have large quotes, so put all you need for your project in it. 

Do you already have a property management company who has indicated they can manage it for 8%?