Quote from @Brian Canady:  I didn't say hire some random person / host from airbnb.

I think John Bianchi and Taylor Jones are both lights-out good in the space, but the buy-in to hire them is steep and it should be.

To give you an idea of what opportunity exists out East: When I was in Thailand in 2019, the only way for tourists to get around, aside from public transport, was hire a driver for the day.

Others think if you buy a 5k home, hire people from home depot lot to fix it in a month, then sell for 100k profit.

This is part of being a landlord - if you can't handle it:1) Sell2) Hire a PMC

Next I'd look to your husband possibly "hiring" you to work in the RE business.

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This has been great, their English is great, accent minimal and they are super hard working.Long story short if you can get someone to work for you in an employee/freelance capacity it can definitely work well but I would advise against hiring a company to do it.

If it's a comfort-based concern (like mosquitos), you could let them know it's not something typically included in basic lawn maintenance, but you'd be happy to get a quote if they want the yard professionally treated.Also, if it’s not already in your lease, this might be a good thing to clarify going forward so everyone’s on the same page about what’s covered.You're handling it well — just keep the communication open and clear.

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