Then it will receive feedback from data such as click-through rates and booking rates to determine if it is a top property.With this I suggest that you take time during the slow season to scout your competition and upgrade amenities and photos to put your best foot forward.Obviously not everyone has the luxury to do this, but it will give your listing the best chance to take its place among the top results for your sub-market.Others may have valid opinions to the contrary, and I suggest you consider what you know about your market.

I'm debating buying a 3 unit where the existing tenant in the top unit clearly smokes in the unit (cigarette in ash tray in listing photo).

As you can see in the photos, I placed stepping lumber so I dont fall, in addition to tethering myself to an anchor in the roof.

Take a photo and run it thru Google pics looking for a match. 

@Marco Spaziani Brunella I'd nominate getting into the Memphis market.

I believe that she can do a nominal transfer to you.

Must know how to service an out of state landlord with good communication, photos, written invoices, etc. 

BUT, if the property is listed FSBO, it's a regular ol' average joe trying to do the work of an agent to save a buck.. and doing it badly apparently. it's not unusual to say 'we don't want to disturb every tenant without a signed offer,' but they should have interior photos of at least most of the units.

It's tough to figure out what I can do with the backsplash or peninsula to make it pop in the photos and look appealing without painting the cabinets.

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