We use Buildium to review applications, sign leases, etc.

@Kerry Baird I'm not sure the specific DTI or metrics they use for the LOC, but they seem to be pretty open to working on creative options to get the deals done. 

We are getting push back from the seller about creating a purchase agreement with our lawyer that they would then need to review with a lawyer.

Condos have a lower price entry point, but many are facing insurance assessments due to rising insurance costs, so that has to be reviewed carefully, but single family homes are seeing the same rate pressure unless very new construction. 

Staying active and engaged is crucial.Build a Robust Profile: Your profile should showcase the deals you've done and include reviews from past clients.

I agree that the cost can be outrageous, and it may be worth it if they truly live up to their end of the deal with oversight, reviewing your deals, avoiding legal traps, yeah there’s a lot we don’t know starting out.

They said guests don't leave reviews, but my 85% or 90% of my guests leave reviews.

Good reviews on work.b) Cheap contractor - wants $1,500 for the same work. 

You’ll reverse engineer top-performing properties and get title & description recommendations, discover rare amenities in your market, & utilize competitor’s reviews to convert more guests.My expertise is in increasing visibility in search engines (and lead generation for law firms, roofing companies, etc) and not the AirBNB/VRBO algorithms.

Also, what do you think about attaching a link for/requesting a Google Review with every email or work order?