You know lifestyle is a habit, the condition is not necessarily violating the lease, but also it's not well maintained.

You can lease or buy these.Lending side, you will likely be going to a local bank or credit union for financing. 

Maintenance, Leasing, Advertising, Evictions and Collections, etc ) I’ll assume you materially participate.

I have a leasing agent I like and I will use a property manager (yet to interview/hire).

What does your lease state?

Do you have access to a handy man that you could possibly lease a unit to for free just to provide you with maintenance free services or at a reduced cost?

Here’s why:We see consistent demand in our area for medical housing.Shorter leases mean we can get inside more often for repairs and inspections.During vacancies, we could use the property for visiting family or friends.We’d love your advice:What services or platforms do you recommend for finding high-quality traveling medical professionals as tenants?

A turnkey rental is essentially a property that’s ready to go: it’s been fully renovated, has a property manager in place, and is ready to lease (or, in some cases, even has a tenant in place).

A premium is fairly owed for obtaining a C4D vs a lease on a property.

Yes, vetting is such an important step because it helps to reduce costly mistakes and minimizes risk, whether it’s in real estate investing or for someone like me partnering with investors for a long-term corporate lease.