As long as there's transparency AND nothing that worries your prospective guests (e.g. scam potential: think same photos, same calendar, different license #, different contact info, etc.), you should be good.

I would not say that this short-term moment is necessarily indicative of the prospect of the overall market over a 5-10+ year horizon. 

Financing, appraisals and building inspections from prospect buyers could delay the closing quite a bit.

Since they are solely transaction based and don't have to deal with tenants after they move in:1) Many are only interested in getting their commission and moving on2) Many think they are doing everyone a favor by working with a lease client, because they could be making so much more working on sales transactions3) Many complain about screening processes as they only see them as:---Potentially costing them their commission if their client isn't approved or finds something else during the process---Slowing down their commission payment4) NEVER allow an agent to screen a leasing prospect as they have a conflict of interest!

@Caleb Sonneman I now let my prospective tenants that I’m not the weed police and I don’t care what they smoke but it MUST BE OUTSIDE.

Acknowledging the myriad challenges and responsibilities inherent in this endeavor, I'm drawn to the prospect of tackling them head-on.

I have prospective tenants ready to move in the only vacant unit, which is furnished.

The problem is you're combining a valid investing metric (loan pay down) with a bad investment (paying market value, limited appreciation prospects) and a cash-flow need (quitting the w-2).First, we never pay retail. 

Probably worth someones time.What should I ask my current agent for to provide to the prospective agent, and also will there be repercussions like the current insurance company coming to reinspect because someone quoted that property, can they see that info? 

I’ve heard of other agents buying “pop by gifts” or gifts for previous clients on closing anniversary, birthdays, holidays, monthly, etc. How many of you follow this practice and how many/which dates do you purchase g...