Members/Tenants pay weekly, so reaction time to payment problems is pretty quick. 

We were in first position on one and they want us to take a $40,000 haircut so they could satisfy the second because the second would not budge.They called me every day for a week, asking if I would change my mind.

The downstairs tenant has sent me videos of the noise, and it seems excessively loud and obnoxious. 

I've been at it consistently for around 3 weeks but I still haven't had any luck wholesaling.

I am also a recent rent redi user, I dont hate it, but at BPCON24 , i met with hemline and their software looked really good to me.I set up a call with them this week so use their demo, and their AI for the maintenance was very helpful.I don't mind rent redi though, I met many people at the conference, stessa was a one pf the populer ones.

Has anyone worked with Upright in the past 2 weeks or so.

Here’s how to take it further:Follow up consistently - If someone responds, follow up every few weeks to see if they have new deals that fit your criteria.Be specific - Clearly outline your preferred property type, location, condition, and price range to make it easier for wholesalers to keep you in mind.Build relationships - Try setting up a phone call instead of just texting.

In NYC the demand is lower in the winter but the supply is also lower so apartments rent fairly quickly still (typically within a few weeks).

And the ability to adapt is critical: we have seen so many STRs pop up in Milwaukee over the last years, that only the best thrive.Speaking of it: next week at RPA-CON we have a session about STR vs LTR.

As a dedicated and hell of an agent, I find this approach is weighing me down with excessive work.Even as an investor, I struggle to understand their strategy which wasn't disclosed until after the fact (signed rep agreement) three weeks in.