I’ve been researching FHA 203(k) loans and other financing options.My concerns:I want to use my savings strategically without depleting my safety net.I want to avoid high-risk moves while I’m in this new chapter.Questions I’d love input on:1.

There are no doc primary loans, asset depletion options, bank statement, and others. 

I assign the chores but just clean up myself simply because its my property & have come to the conclusion that they won't take care of it like I will. 

Guests love convenience, and cleanup is a big part of that.

This included replacing a small section of damaged flooring, removing trash and debris from the property, and enhancing curb appeal through basic landscaping and cleanup.

This included replacing a small section of damaged flooring, removing trash and debris from the property, and enhancing curb appeal through basic landscaping and cleanup.

Some are just reallocating capital, others are dealing with borrower issues or want to clean up their portfolios.That got me wondering...👉 If you're holding notes, what would make you consider selling?

Clean Up and Clear OutA full landscaping renovation should always begin with a cleanup.

I bring lint rollers and sweep/vacuum up or even use wet paper towels to clean up after him before I leave a vacation rental.  

You might budget anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000 depending on severity and what materials need replacing.Your idea to either raise rent to offset cleanup or non-renew the lease is smart, especially if you want to reposition the unit.