I made that choice because I know the broker well and have a TON of respect for her.In my opinion, you want a brokerage that will invest in helping you to build your business. 

So far our renters are very respectful and willing to pay more for a better quality home.

If the owner, completes the steps in the redemption process, they can get the property back....Seek legal though to be on the safe side and Denise Evans in a well-respected pro and offers a class.

And lastly I would try to pay off any debt that’s not working for you soon as you can and early if possible. 730 is respectable but you definitely want to flirt with 800 in this game.

In the last couple of years, we changed our perspective on this, and now treat tenants with respect, and therefore have the right to demand the same from them.If they disrespect my property, then they have fooled me in our screening and such. 

I'm sorry you haven't found a real estate agent to help you in that respect.

But being appreciative and respectful is another.  

The CEO happens to be my friend and wants me to figure out how I can fit in the company so I just want to improve my chances and bring something of value to an already established team.Very Respectfully, Chanel A

We don't always get along or agree, bit we respect each other.This is a long way of saying that instead of looking for a contractor who has the skills and the financial backing you might put a greater emphasis on someone who you can trust, respect, agree to disagree, etc.As for the listing, it sounds pretty easy -- especially in this market.  

That way, you'll know exactly what they are looking for, how they evaluate deals, etc.  3) Lastly, do some respectable marketing.