With that being said, all of my tenants have been renting for numerous years, so admittedly there may be some social media or other apps that are really effective too.

Sometimes it's ambiguous, but even then, why should I bother with the company that has numerous unresolved lawsuits, versus another company that is virtually the same but has none.

Let's keep rocking it out there, inviting opportunities, and building our futures together.Thank you all in advance for your support and looking forward to connecting with many of you!

You haven't been invited to the secret Millennial meetings?

I’ve had numerous issues with Airbnb first as a property owner/provider and later as a tenant.  

We see the opportunity on a few different properties, targeting the numerous amounts of recreational activities available, fishing is really popular. 

Here's time & money an agent or PMC needs to spend to get a rental listed:1) Make sure it's clean2) Hopefully, take professional pics and just not use the camera-phone3) Take room sizes and note positives and negatives about the property4) Since most rentals aren't advertised on MLS, research multiple sources for rental comparables to determine rent.5) Write a GREAT ad for the property6) Syndicate or manually enter the ad on numerous websitesThen, once published for rent, how much time do you think they spend taking all the phone calls (most of them from idiots who don't take the time to read the ad), doing all the showings, chasing applications & supporting docs, processing applications?

We’ll need to observe as we move through spring and into the early summer.Here are the full stats for Austin and the greater metro:SXSW is now in full swing in Austin, with many attendees renting one of the numerous short-term rentals in the area.

I would offer them a lease and invite them to make an offer on the property anytime in the future when they are actually in a position to buy it.

Depending on how your reserves/portfolio look like, there could be numerous strategies. 1031 exchage?