Dear community,Wondering if there are any people on this forum that know a thing or two about effectively posting apartment ads online and how to maximize exposure.I have been running ads for about 3 weeks online to secure a new tenant through the free platforms like Zillow Apartments.com, Rentberry, Zumper etcMy current tenant has now extended his lease by a month until mid May (6 weeks out).Is it typically better in a constellation as such to take all ads down and repost as to not make them look stale and get some potential freshness boost when reposting in 2-3 weeks?

I have been running numbers on a double duplex (4 units) and I think I have it correct in my spreadsheet, though would someone mind looking at the numbers with fresh eyes to see if I forgot something, or did any of the math wrong.

However upon approval of the buyer's mortgage, the mortgage company uncovered that the HOA did not have proper insurance to abide by federal requirements.

Just a fresh set of eyes on a problem.  

I would have some further conversations with the note holder to try to best uncover how the tenants are doing during this unprecedented time.  

Fresh paint, floors/carpet, plumbing repairs, electrical repairs, soffit repair, vapor barrier in crawl space, all sorts of stuff!

There are many comparables are showing $244,000, $265,000 and $254,000 so I figured the ARV to be right at the high of $265,000 since the owner updated with new carpet and fresh tile.

Put in a little sweat equity - remodeled the kitchen, master bath, and master bed rooms and fresh paint throughout.

Take a look at this case and the vast amount of detail the IRS uncovered.

So writing them down will hopefully keep them fresh when things pick up again.