Batchleads' response was to suggest lying about the industry to get the campaign accepted, which we obviously did not do and strongly advise against if you wish to avoid getting sued.My current marketing channels are outsourced cold calling and PPC.

•The applicant pays the background check fee and I don't have to deal with it myself•Can set your own logic and rules around what kinds of late fees to charge and when to charge them and if a tenant is late paying those rules are automatically applied•Can set the payment rules to not accept partial payments.

.### Final Thoughts:- Consider a modest but impactful price drop to $235,000, which is closer to your minimum acceptable price, and simultaneously address any concerns buyers might have by being proactive with inspections and disclosures (mold, cesspool). - Don’t hesitate to tweak your marketing strategy or even target alternative buyer groups like cash buyers or investors looking for vacation rentals. - If you don’t get significant movement within the next few weeks, preparing for a rental strategy might be the safest way to avoid holding onto the property through winter at a loss.

You get guaranteed rent, and it’s generally in high demand—I’ve had instances where even when I explicitly say I’m not accepting Section 8, the inquiries just keep coming in.

We will be accepting new clients next month for 2025 year.

I have been studying for my real estate degree for the past 3 years and would love to get my feet wet.

This is correct, a lot of the FHA guidelines have changed in the last year making ADU financing a lot more acceptable and easier.

I'm about to graduate college with a finance degree, I'm looking to get into real estate and possibly flipping houses.

@Max Bellino You seem eager to learn and I hope you accept this as constructive criticism.

If he expects you to accept rent payments 3 weeks late every month--will you just do that with no repercussion because he "expects" you to (???)