ThanksHi Brelyn -FTF will certainly work with new rehabbers (though keep in mind that this is crowdfunding, so the people who are making the final investment decisions are not FTF employees -- they are people who invest on the platform). 

If you make $150,000 as a W-2 and you have one rental that grosses $30,000, it'll just add fuel to the IRS fire.

I think another element, especially in major cities, will be an attempt to lure tenants through better amenities, competitive rents, and employee-incentives. 

. - These are the two channels where these companies will seek out listings for their housing requests.Longer term you should be networking with businesses in the area that are known for having housing needs for their employees.

Then the debts are "Omitted".This is usually more beneficial for a person who receives W2 income from an employer and wants to exclude their W2 income from being hit by the credit cards, automobiles or mortgages being paid out of their business checking account.There are also ways to gross up some of the income but some lenders have overlays and hit you with things rather than allowing add backs.

Tenant shall indemnify Agent, Agent’s employees and representatives against any claim or cost for any damages or expense with regard to the removal ,disposal or storage of any property,including attorneys’ fees and costs regardless of who makes a claim against Agent or any other indemnified in connection with Agent’s removal of any property.

Before you start badmouthing others, especially calling them a "liar," please get your facts straight - REI Call Center was build on transparency and hard work of our employees - with whom you were very disrespectful with.

Then they could make more money doing less sales and continue to follow their "teaching passion" by training employees instead of students. 

You should be able to negotiate that, though.It's pretty common for high-end property managers to charge around 10% of gross revenue, plus one month's rent for placement, and some sort of renewal fee.

Final figures: 76.8% occupancy and a gross income (not booking value) of over $120k across all channels.