Previously, we would get high quality applicants quickly.

Paint an alluring picture of what the buyers life could look like.Lastly, remember fair housing rules (although a flat fee broker should review and eliminate any violations as part of their quality control process).

I should have been more proactive, but money was coming in, so I figured i had bigger fish to fry.In my experience, tenants on housing vouchers are "low quality" tenants.

The syndicator quality and experience comes into play during bear markets…as you then see who’s swimming naked when the tide goes out.But market cycle overrides everything imo.

I own 2 properties successfully and looking to acquire more to build my financial portfolio and to provide quality homes for those in need. 

(At that point, you would review the loan with an attorney who would advise you if it is necessary to board the loan with a servicer licensed in that state.)FINAL THOUGHTSNo matter which scenario you choose, it’s helpful to use a high-quality loan management software program to keep track of your loans.Additionally, even if you are using a servicing company, you owe it to yourself to know what they’re doing and how the income is being applied.

Cleaning fees in my experience should not have a markup- ideally cleaning includes inspection, reporting damage, toiletry and linen service- its a lot to then try to skimp and mark up if you want quality service is tough.Hope this is helpful!

However, with the current tenant situation I fear that by increasing the quality of the property right now may not get me the higher rents needed to justify until the tenant situation next door is resolved.

However, there are only a handful of companies that I know firsthand that are good at providing quality properties and quality service.  

I pay them the 1st months' rent to find a quality tenant to put into the house.