Simply put, for the context of this post, prospects consist of a broad audience or group of people who match your pre-defined criteria, and leads are prospects who actually qualify for your services.

@Venesha Bowden You might try mixing up your target audience. 

But do some market research on other units of similar size, what they rent for and if utilities are included.One other note, on an upper and lower two family, noise issues tend to be more frequent.

Don't start with neighborhood or property type, start with target audience.

As a host and a frequent user this is what I recommend:-start with a lower price until you get a few 5 star reviews- reviews are everything.

I remember this series fondly as "Coooosin" Larry frequently acted in haste to better himself while the humble Balki would stop to smell the roses.

If there's too much you get a very low ad score and they will restrict the audience size the ad appears to regardless of the size of the audience you've targeted. 

This allows you to isolate the single note to easily determine profit or loss.Separate QB files may have to be consolidated for tax purposes, but that should be far less frequently than reporting to JV partners.That’s my “solution”I hope it helps.

The end user simply has to budget for a more frequent roof replacement than under other weather conditions. 

My sense of humor is sometimes, shall we say, interpreted incorrectly.Second, I did a search and your name came up frequently (hence my comment).