I used as few colors as possible and tossed the wood slats so nothing looks to busy to the eyes increasing cognitive friction on the mind.

Step 1 in marketing is getting as MANY eye-balls as possible to see that listing.

Looking to connect with folks familiar with these areas or similar.Hey Jake,I’m eyeing the same spots for a rental property!

While the former presents a classic investment opportunity, the latter has caught my eye for its unique and potentially lucrative approach.As someone relatively new to this field, I'm aware that there might be aspects I haven't considered or opportunities I'm overlooking.

Starting off with a fixer upper in your area would be ideal, so you can keep an eye on the project and not rely on an agent/contractor to do this.

Another pair of eyes to look at your deal.

I agreed without batting an eye.

- I fully understand that in the eyes of the IRS I'm still the one to pay the tax because the income was in my name.

I have a potential deal I'm eyeing and have some questions about how the transaction and specifically to this market. 

On very heavy rain days we always get a lot of calls due to some basements flooding.It's just the nature of the beast and nothing major.Maintenance pumps out the inch or so of water fairly easily and quickly.Property management walks (For free) the property yearly before the lease renewal.We had push back on charging $250 for a 2 x yearly Property Condition Report through Inspectify but are now having a "click out" option so we can't be blamed in the future for deferred maintenance.It's incredible the lengths that we need to go through to protect the company from such instances.With that said, we could have done a better job with preventative maintenance here.Investors reading, "Yes" we do our best to cover absolutely all angles as your eyes and ears, heart and soul on the ground.