Stand alone website with the photos, video walk through, neighborhood school and transportation data.Direct mail campaigns of Just Listed post cards.eFlyer to agents in the area.eFlyer to email databaseFlyers, door hangers, and drop cards for neighborhood door knocking ahead of open houses.Featured listing blasts to database.YouTube channel for video walkthrough and updates.Just Listed Facebook ads with links to standalone website and/or YouTube channel.Post Just Listed ad on business page, share on personal page, and in FB groups.Facebook Live shots of putting the sign in the yard, during the open house.Phone prospecting  to generate open house traffic.Scheduling of tours with either buyers or agents with buyers, done through scheduling services.1-800-number with property info on voicemail, with live customer service support, attached as a rider to the yard sign, all print and online materials.Print magazines and newspapers.Will every agent do all of these things on every listing?

http://www.nytimes.com/1999/07/04/magazine/a-patel-motel-cartel.html

I know the feeling of elation in moving into a new place that bears your stamp of approval with its snazzy renovations.This is a good story to tell.As a New Yorker myself and a RE agent, I have seen a lot of horrified and devastated home owners when they illegally rent their basement.

There is much better income-action and prices in other parts of the country.I am a happy New Yorker.

I have been investing for a decade now and I can tell you that it is a great avenue for us New Yorkers IF it's approached the right way.

Read Business Magazines, read Business Newspapers, follow trends of where businesses are moving, population growth, demographics in general are you FRIEND.This question is asked about three times a day on BP, it seems. 

Magazine worthy!

That’s why I believe landlords in these areas should take additional steps to prevent the area from declining.From the moral “we are all interconnected” standpoint OR even from the view that it’s a wise business practice, landlords in these areas should address neighborhood needs.Regarding neighborhood revitalization – the best practices for this effort is scatter throughout the web, magazines, and case studies.

Now this isn't an exact science, but one of the things that I do is to get the apartment finder magazine that you can get for free at the local supermarket, and identify those apartment complexes where the monthly rent for 2 or 3 bedroom units are reasonably close to the mortgage on one of my retail properties.

Feel free to PM me a contract if you want me to take a look at a proposal before you sign.http://www.cpec-laundry.com/https://www.cleandesigns.com/http://martinray.com/good BP blog reference:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2006/11/0...another good reference for negotiating leases:https://www.aoausa.com/magazine/?