Right now I rent on a room to room basis at my properties and because of the high turnover I was thinking of implementing a very thorough system I thought of with almost no face to face interaction until the very final signing. 

The 80% BRRRR scenario was much higher, but those deals not easy to find and implement anymore.

With no signed rental agreement you have no way to implement any other terms you want in an agreement.

The property is classified as a B/C type of property, with the intention to implement a value-add strategy and it's going at a 6.5% cap rate. 

IIRC, Zillow was just flipping homes similar to opendoor and other ibuyers.While Flock is actually implementing the IRS 721 section directly - Exchange your rental property into a (UP)REIT .This bypasses the whole DST to REIT transition since Flock purchases the property and puts it in their one REIT.

I am accustomed to the platform and implemented it in my newly started STR property management company at the Jersey Shore.

We implemented a similar program and called it an 'Owners Benefits Package,' but it didn’t go over well, so we eventually phased it out.

In addition it likely will not be implemented in many jurisdictions n the near term.  

From there, you need to be competitive with your ad copy and landing page, but that’s a topic for a whole different post.This approach is something anyone can implement, even without extensive experience in Google Ads.

If they are satisfactory, implementing the changes I’ve suggested could take them from “good” to “excellent.”Conclusion: If you’re advertising on Google, make sure your landing page is always up, running, and fast.