Yes, even during the festive season, the real estate world doesn’t take a break.Let me share two stories that drive home the importance of acting quickly in this business.The $40k Christmas Miracle: A few Christmas mornings ago, one of our rockstar team members, was enjoying some holiday downtime with his family.

We provide basic cable TV or YouTube TV, depending on the location of the property.

It was a very long drive. 18 hours in total on the open road, I would sleep in my car along the way and live off of gas station food.

I have a friend out of PA that sets homes in the tri-state region and I can recommend some manufacturers up your way but need to know more particulars of what you're looking for, as in basic ranch, one story/two story, etc...

At it's core, it's basically an "upzoning" ordinance that cities have to adopt.

This isn’t 1979 where you’re restricted to properties “within a2 hour driving distance”.  

Basically a concrete slab with pillars, hurricane tie downs and skirting with axle removed. 

We are within a few hours drive of several metros.  

A sign doesn't draw people like it did 10, 20, 30 years ago especially in a more rural setting with less people driving by to see the sign.

I completely understand your point about pricing adjustments driving faster leases, but my experience has shown that other factors play a significant role in a rental's performance over time.For example, I own three rentals with very different dynamics:1.