@Nathanael Rojas I don't know what you expect them to do besides wait for online leads, you can't force people to rent your property, it is probably a mixture of seasonality and rent too high. 

In my case they were appraised using some mixture odd comps and income based.

@Andrea FinkelsteinHello, we had some pest problems too, and roaches are the same everywhere, soooo In my home land we use a mixture of sugar glass and baking soda, equal parts, mix well and place one spoonful per corner, they will die in their nest, and other roaches will become ill as well, just give it max 15 days, you will spend $20.00 maximum.

The prices in New York coupled with uncertainty and population exodus are what make me interested in Long Distance investing.Currently, I am saving capital and evaluating markets trying to find where I will get the best mixture of appreciation and cash flow.

Mixture of 10 wide by 10/15/20 foot deep.   

Still trying to decide between the Owens Corning expanding pink insulation or the "green" cellulose insulation.

In NYC smack in the middle of main street.. or in some hillbilly little town like Poopsiquisheepee in the corn fields of Idaho where people chase squirrels for breakfast.Smack in the middle on a busy street of course.

@Dusty Corning - Currently you can't use the app to upload a pic, but it is something we're planning.

It seems that at least among the college crowd there's a mixture of wanting to live there for the cheap rent and hating the long distance from Marquette.

There is a mixture of how good you could have each one and sometimes having the best unit in a crappy area just won't work financially - but it does help maybe attract the best possible tenants in the area.