Is anyone else having problems getting rentals filled? And if so, why? Or why not? Of course, there could be a litany of reasons: COVID, bad time of year for moving, post-holidays, but I've rented out another unit in ...

just couriers of how does that compare to Naperville areafor me 4 hours a month is a good number per property the less the bettervacancies in my experience it varies on the time of the year 3 - 4 weeks is expected but in winter dec - jan it is dead

Do you want the old wire removed or left in the wall dead?

My contractor sealed the holes, unclogged the weep holes, removed dead landscaping that was piled high around the house, and installed a French drain and gutters, all of which we hope will solve the problem.

Earlier this year I was talking to a former tenant of mine who finally bought a house last year and she told me she ended up having to put a roof on her new purchase and just about fell over dead when she needed to come up with almost $10k for the roof. 2.

As a side note, NOO STRs in Nashville as of Jan 1, 2022 are mostly dead. 

The spores and the microtoxins are dead also.

But anyone who says HUD will finance anyone is dead wrong late night gurus.

I have talked to his references and they all have done multiple houses with him, but my attorney is dead set against this.

Will, If you want to screw with your dead beat tenant here is an idea they will hate.