As a traditional long term property manager I’m well-versed in the ins/outs of summary process and eviction, as well as the importance of screening longer term tenants far more than the “trusted reviews” and “government ID” world of AirBnB and HomeAway would indicate. 

Regularly doing your accounting, reviewing market rents & recently sold properties in your area, checking with your bank if there is anything they can do to lower the interest rate on a commercial loan or defer payments for a couple months if needed, reviewing your properties maintenance needs, etc.Being proactive & aware with your investments will in turn help protect them.

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I have recently seen a rise in credit score requirements on loans (to include FHA/VA borrowers), debt ratio reviews, additional diversification and some liquidation in the portfolios of credit unions as well as banks to strengthen their position in preparation for what is coming ahead in the markets.   

Sounds like they're at the end of their life cycle, and just getting them touched up will likely end up costing more in the long run and hurt your reviews if it dies in the middle of someone's stay.

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It seemed to get some of best reviews around.

Anytime you need a contractor referral just send me a DM or if someone would need help understanding or reviewing a contractors bid, let me know - a person can gather significant information quickly from having 2 or 3 bids to review and compare. 

Have you ever given a tenants deposit back too early and then discovered damages upon further review?