I can understand that low cost housing will appeal appeal to a different tenant profile, but if the product itself is very good won't it also attract the kind of tenant you want more readily?!?

Its not that the operator does not qualify its just the banks by and large do not have that product.. what a lot of bigger players do is use their securities as collateral and pull loans through that avenue and those can be very good rates..

I have an idea for a unique data product, but before I dive deeper and invest more time and money into it, I want to learn from those with more experience in this field.Some background:I'm a tech entrepreneur with a passion for real estate investing.

In every home we contract in for our clients, we always suggest doing a flat white (we use promar200 extra white in flat finish) and we use the color pediment in eggshell also by Sherwin Williams in the PROMAR 200 product line.

The product they are looking is the same, sources you can get those properties from are different.

This is beyond simply not meeting my expectations, you went ghost for several weeks without informing me about your 'issues' with the tenants.

There are other companies that offer products that would cover all of your properties under one schedule that would operate with one bill.

So you need to remember that there are about 4- 6 big box lenders that fund most of the Hard Money loans and then you have thousands of brokers selling their products and lots of times someone thinks they are dealing with a lender but they are not, they are dealing with a broker who has a lending sounding name and this broker is set up with an account at a few different lenders. 

The month subscription fees made the product not viable.

Has anyone used an affiliate marketing strategy to refresh their property, create unique experiences and provide local products to their guests?