A few properties around $300k were netting around $17-$18k if memory serves correctly.

Memory care is typically a much higher rate as well.

There are a few solid original replies here, but most follow that familiar GPT structure.If you’ve got real-world experience or even just a strong opinion on this topic, I’d appreciate hearing your take and not a computer.

You can add a 2" memory foam topper with a nice padded mattress protector and, even if it was firmer, would still be great for most guests.

They had a state of the art teletype computer that acted human.

Quote from @AJ Wong: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: how does zillow know that a listing has been taken but not loaded up to MLS.I suspect many agents dont take a listing and get them in the computer within 24 hours  U know they are busy etc.I think it's from when the listing is scheduled to go live publicly - not when the contract is signed. 

You won't learn your market behind a computer screen. 

Now that's the amount of insurance and not necessarily the amount of the loss which could be a different calculation.Second, if memory serves me, a claim for unjust enrichment requires the cause of action be based on a contract between the parties where the plaintiff (your friend) performed a service for the defendant (the property owner) for which the plaintiff had an expectation to be paid. 

Well that is a lot to learn but you can learn most of it here on BP.What you won't learn her on BP or on the internet behind your computer screen is your local market.

Denise,When a home carries bad memories you sell it and free yourself from the future agony even if its an income generating property.