They are never the cheapest, but if you hire the cheapest you get to follow them around and add a job of micromanaging to your list of daily activities.CEO's of multi million dollar companies golf 3 times a week, shop for cars mid day, get suits tailored, hop a jet to fly fish, have perfect haircuts every week, volunteer at a shelter passing out food, get photo ops and make company motivational videos.

The photo you posted looks terrific, with a nice finish.  

Proper communication is the respectful thing to do.- You're saying you authorized a 3 month refund for me.

For example; - Professional Photos - Better Design -Newer Furniture -Welcome GuidebooksThis will help you stand out when you do list.

I also agree with about the photos, you need to hire a professional, you don't even have lights on in many of the photos, it looks dark and dreary, plus the dead grass...

I respect your aspiration.

One says it's great for the two main reasons mentioned above, one said it's B.S. due to different state's charging order protections and state's propensity to respect other state's statutes.

I try to be respectful of the tenant's schedule, but I also try to minimize the unit's downtime.

I see buyers getting surprised by this often when buying older buildings.The more time you give an agent to quote the better the chances of getting a competitive rate - a lot of buyers start calling agents when they are going to close and want it NOW NOW NOW> you will pay more this way.Give the insurance agent a week or two to shop the rate and get the agent accurate documentation proving the age of updates to the roof, electrical, plumbing, hvac, etc and good photos of the property to allow them to sell the property to underwriting.A lot of people don't realize two sales are made for an insurance policy - one to underwriting and one to the person buying the policy.

Your title says riverfront, but your first 5 photos do not show the river.