@Austin FowlerMy advice is to work in both simultaneously. 

**Simultaneously create a full suite of matching social media posts** (for Facebook, Instagram, etc.) from the same input.3.

It covers real-world liability cases and outlines practical steps owners and managers can take to reduce risk, improve safety, and protect their investments.One takeaway that stuck with me: “Financial constraints are not a valid defense against premises liability.”Broken gates, poor lighting, and overgrown landscaping aren’t just maintenance issues, they can be legal and financial liabilities.The article focuses heavily on CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) and includes actionable recommendations for site layout, surveillance, community engagement, and maintenance practices. 

But  They are also taking the full cleaning fee as well separately …is this normal practice?

They are using their monopoly power in order to attempt to end the business practices of some of their competitors, namely Compass, who is the largest brokerage in America.In order to full fill their goals in the said conspiracy, Zillow has engaged with two other conspirators in the 2nd violation of Sherman with a Group Boycott. 

In this you can do 2 things simultaneously. 

.#6 Practice, Practice, PracticeWalk through distressed fixer-upper properties (or find properties virtually online) and practice creating detailed scopes of work, quantifying repairs and estimating rehab costs for the projects.This will help you get acquainted with common rehab repairs, rehab costs & estimating terminology.#7 Get Your First Rehab Project!

Best loan, HML, and best practice, buy the house at the best price verse the comps. 

Not looking for any legal advice here, more of just practical pointers on protecting my license. 

My concern is that this would push the property’s availability into the slower rental season, potentially making it more difficult to find a new tenant and possibly leaving the unit vacant for an extended period.Is it common practice for landlords to require tenants to either sign a full 12-month renewal or vacate at the end of the current lease term?