They do a lot of advertising. 

Once someone applies, stick to your criteria and update it the next time around.If you don't want bankruptcy, make it a pass/fail on your screening process before you advertise the next vacancy.

Her response was that I would be charged for the full month of march rent ($1,800.00), a reletting fee($1,800.00), and forgo collecting my deposit($1,800.00) + advertising cost and fees(Dollar unknown).

You just make sure you start advertising early enough -- usually for us about 1.5 months before the tenant will leave.If you're looking for MTR resources, @Erin Spradlin's books are great -- Erin's Guide to Midterm Rentals, American Nomads, and My First Rental Workbook: Midterm Edition.

The cashflow was not as high as they advertised and they do take a $5,000 fee.

I'm actually surprised it hasn't affected tourism more yet but that's probably because it's cheap and so it attracts price conscious tourists, especially in a period of high inflation.

One of my buildings is a 4-plex, and they were somehow confused with the number of units and were only advertising for 3 of them. 9 months after buying the building only 2 units are rented out.I'm interested in hearing others feedback about the Quad Cities market.

Have the floors refinished and advertise for no pets. 

When there are no events, the venue has been booked for short-term rentals.Business has no debt, and is turn-key (advertising is creating a healthy pipeline, there are existing employees, and will come with all the inventory and FFE&V). 

You can also advertise your listings on the SECT8 website with them.