Gift cards, flat screen TV's, gas cards, etc... has never worked out very well - but I get a lot of broke people calling on those ads.The real problem is likely the property and the location.  

Should I average a flat fee and add that to the rent advertising (utilities included) or should I charge a flat fee additional to the rent?

Is it a flat fee or a % type of thing?

It is a top/bottom style duplex with a flat roof and a basement so there should be no issues around ducting. each floor is around 1,100 sq ft  Any idea how much I should be looking to get this quoted for?  

My experience has been 2 flips, a single-family flip I did about 10 years ago and I’m about to finish rehabbing a 2 flat I purchased in 2014, I originally bought this property with the intention of renting in 2014 but about 9 months ago I decided to rehab and flip it do to the increase in value in the last couple of years.

We all can see  that there is a huge slow down and a lot of markets got flat and wonder if savvy investors think that it might sink further, especially now with mortgage rate going up again in October.

So even with a big economic downturn, I have a hard time imaging that prices will fall, at least for properties under the median.So if you got a few million bucks in RE out in FL or NJ, do you hang on it, or do you start to cash out now and go buy something in the Midwest or TX where prices are flat... and way less likely to tank hard...?

The way you need to inspect flat walls for bumpy finishing work after spackling and sanding and priming is with a bright worklight held at 90 degrees from the work.

The cost of turnover/vacancy should already be baked in to your business model.

Just received a 4 flat from a deceased family member.