What I ended up doing is quite unusual in the tech industry, forming a one person company and then being acquired by a public technology company.

I have sometimes gone in in those situations to make sure the property was otherwise secure and then locked the door on the way out or call 311 to report a vacant unsecured house.If it is a row house $45K should be a reasonable estimate unless something unusual is wrong.

Or if they move with cause (they cannot feed their family or keep food cold)...you will have to replace the appliances or find a tenant with their own...it's customary to provide a range and fridge in Ohio...washer/dryer are mostly a tenant provided item if there is not an on-site facility...I would be surprised, if outside of these unusual pandemic times, if most Ohio courts would construe that clause as a landlord obligation to provide appliances.

I've been following this thread with interest because I'm in an unusual situation of having cash to invest due to divorce proceedings, but finding it tough to get a fixed loan because I'm in the home my kids grew up in, which is expensive, and Fannie/Freddy lending looks 3 years out. 

Fund and Grow ask you to leave reviews about them after you have worked with them I usually don’t have the time or inclination to do that but this company is unusually good and deserves it.

Unusual for the tenant to pay garbage. 2.  

Lots of minimum-wage friends and family tend to have some unusually strong opinions

Unfortunately, the late arrival of pics are going to be an issue as folks don’t look at homes they already saw.It may be unusual but I suggest updating the description to state “Updated pics!” 

If a place is listed for say $450K it would not be unusual for it to sell at $550K (everything is selling for over listing). 

Love the name ‘Sapir Simply’ even inverted it sounds unusually mind grabbing.