We know the right person, for the right moment, so when a government inspection happens, we keep the fines away. 

Ask yourself, why would the federal government pay MORE than market rent and waste our tax dollars?

They are no government backed. 

I would say at minimum have your current agent print out the full version of the current and old listing to compare and update.   

Simple décor hacks like framed prints and thrifted lamps go a long way without breaking the budget.

As I said, most deals are problematic.I thought like everyone else that the fix n flip was the printing press for money, but it is not. 

Maybe the government shut down is causing the slow down.  

What information was available was in PRINTED form; the local MLS put out a book updated MONTHLY that contained listings, with no pictures, no hard information, just the listing brokers description of the property and the asking price.

Especially since they're just twiddling their thumbs at home during this government shutdown (cue Lindsey Graham screaming his pretty little head off).Follow-On Effect: RussiaOne aspect of this deal that many folks may be sleeping on: the US is requesting China's assistance in negotiating a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine.

Make the minimum lease to be almost 1.5 year to end sometime in late spring, so if they move out, you can do touch ups & get back on the market.There has been a lot of slowdown due to the government shutdown & layoffs locally, impacting those higher price range rentals.The management company comparison also is great, because you get what you pay for.