I think it is a great and horrible time to be flipping.

Thank you so much Don't waste time writing notes sticking them everywhere so you don't forget.If your why's are as haunting as mine you are not going to forget even if you tried.There is a HUGE leap between getting motivated/inspired, ... and "if I don't step up, my life now will become the inevitable unchanging reality" (think of the voice of agent Smith from the matrix).Many people are like neo oblivious to life's routine..Consider this..You wake up at 6 amYou brush your teethTake a showerGet dressedIf you are lucky you have time for a quick breakfast but most likely you eat something on the way to workYou are driving to work for 1 hour in horrible trafficYou work for 8 hours if luckyAfter work you drive home ... this time for 1.5 hours as traffic is ridiculousYou get home and you make foodYou are exhaustedYou are tired crappy moodTake care of the kidsYou eatYou have a little time to unwind and watch tv for an hourYou turn off tv and get ready for the next day.Get your clothes togetherDo your choresGet ready for bedSleep for 5 maybe six hoursWake up and you repeat the previous day's routine.This goes on 5 times a day.

Show me the number of LEADS coming in.So the ONLY number they give, IS horrible.90% will get rejected?

Option 2 is horrible idea as you are letting the tenant train you on what is acceptable. 

Thats horrible.

They have Property managers that can do a great job or a horrible job.

She said it was a horrible time to buy a house because she's a grand wizard expert at timing the market.

That's not a horrible idea, from what I gather from other people, this is picking up traction and I can see someone who might not want to stay at a hotel but may want an Airbnb type rental instead for a layover or something.

Some providers will dress up a home in a horrible area thinking they can sell it to out of state investors.

That would have been horrible.