If you use management to rent it, ask them to promote it for sale. 

The very best way to serve your clients is to be knowledgeable in their industry.Given that Bigger Pockets frowns on self promotion (even posts like this which are not-quite-so-thinly-veiled as self promotion), the best way to "solicit" clients here is to prove your knowledge. 

The GP's have a higher promote, the LP's still get cash flow and have equity back to go get more deals.

I am not  getting any incentive by promoting them, just like them as a credit union

There are some really great ones on the outskirts of town, I tend to look for communities with a Starbucks or Target near by....it promotes staying active, and consumerism.

Until the number can’t go lower and the rate is within your expectation.Extra Tips 1: Ask for special programDifferent lenders have different promotional program.

However, we do not allow self-promotion, and posts looking for real estate agents tend to generate a lot of self-promotion from the agents on the site.We've locked this thread so it doesn't get filled with these posts.

The biggest difference I can find having been on both sides of this is simple marketing -- Realtors can use the Realtor logo, receive created Realtor designations if they pay more to take association classes, which they can use to promote themselves (more marketing like the logo), and may benefit from the Realtor commercials promoting their membership. 

If it gets to closer to the end of the month and you havent sealed the deal then yes, try a promotional offer off the 1st month rent or security deposit.  

I know this is something @Brandon Turner espouses and tells the story of how just this tactic, at church no less, helped him snag a pretty good property (the 24 unit, I think).And thinking back, it's wild that Brandon was the one to promote this considering how legendarily introverted he describes himself as.