The higher end homes with higher rents are more likely to have inquiries from those who plan farther ahead, some may be looking to move in 60 days or more and you want someone sooner, or they may be downsizing from a 5/4 with kids going to college, and would like to rent but the dates are tied to their present homes' closing dates.I also found out they are more likely to frown upon seeing homes while rented, the current tenant belongings all scattered with packing boxes, dirty clothes piling up in the laundry room - odor...is one thing, the idea of their home being visited frequently by applicants during their last month of stay is the other.It is probably very locale specific thing but some homes I never show while occupied.

I typically advise my clients to stay away from what I call the big three or  four top spaces.I see some clothing stores where people can go online and buy cheaper.

Grow a beard wear some dirty clothes and push it around the neighborhood and see if I can get some change from neighbors or even my tenants?

I currently work in outside sales for another company but have started a few other companies on the side that did well but never allowed me to completely take it and run (water purification and even a sports clothing line).I found RE and love it.

The largest black-owned clothing store in the city was also burned to the ground.

I am in agreement with @Derek Carroll and @Paul Ortiz I personally play basketball... but I also lift weights, run, swim, and yoga.

We do implement the no loitering out of the units after 10pm, but the baggy pants and the skimpy clothing rule might be tough to enforce.

"We provide a closet for each tenant so they can lock away their personal items like clothes, books, etc.

I had a chance to sell the "sham wow" cloth in 1978 but obviously other knew how to sell it better.Why?

He stripped down his clothes and went up to the clubhouse to talk to the property manager.