It's refreshing that you're being encouraged to use professionals in our business.

Its the tenants property they have physical control of it at that point. 4-6 weeks is normal. 1 week to clean, spackle, do small upgrades like replace flooring in a room, touch-up paint, etc to refresh the place, 1-2 weeks to find a new tenant, 2-3 weeks for them to move in.

As per Al mentioned I had already been taking extra care of the property by changing garbage companies so we had twice a week pick up to keep the yard clean and the property sparkling all the time. 3) flood lights placed on the house to keep it well lit all night long.

One tip is to constanly update and refresh your listing so it doesn't get buried in the hundreds of listings.

What will it need in the way of repairs and refreshing during your ownership?

Maybe a refresh or something. 

So if you’ve already had a cost seg study performed and made significant improvements to your property, it could be beneficial to refresh the study.

It is so refreshing to be a part of this culture.  

I recently took a refreshers class on mls, so I'd be able to do most mls things within a few hours of being on the job.

If it's not in the budget to fully replace the kitchen cabinets consider painting the cabinets, installing new hardware and counter tops.I am currently renovating 25+ multi family suites per month and can tell you that we are refreshing everything in a unit that is older than the 90's for our clients.