My argument is simple—real estate, unlike most assets, doesn’t actually lose value over time.

Quote from @Steven Roil: Hello all, I am new to the site,. and tried using the forums to search for E2 Visa related questions but couldn't find much.

I also only post one property per city up on furnished finder, since it is a lead gen site and I just email all available properties with Airbnb links to the prospective tenants.

Quote from @Meshael Eady: Hello BP Family,Starting today I will be marketing to folks in Brooklyn who might be in danger of losing their homes to foreclosure. 

Do a search on county assessors site and with the city to determine empty lot plans/issues.  

If they close and sign up with us then we do a site walk etc and begin onboarding.I am also a broker who assists in finding the property, doing walkthroughs etc and I get paid a commission at closing from seller.Long story short I would expect them to give you an analysis of properties you are interested in for free based on the hopes of future business, if you want them to go above and beyond and attend showings etc then ask them if they are interested and offer them compensation for their time :)

Also, I've generally found the average Section 8 resident to be more difficult to manage and they are rougher on the property than those with a security deposit to lose.

We do Urgent cares all over the county and get pitched med office spaces all the time, and none fit our profile for visibility, for our use at least, only because we follow a more "retail" modeled approach to site selection, given the business type.  

He abandoned it during his demon years so his best friend took it over and added a couple more people before it desolved due to all going off to college.In college he had a side hustle of finding things on free sites, putting them up for sale, selling the free item and offering to transport it for a modest fee.  

I have won on all of those sites for clients, but your time will be better spent somewhere else.