So, in this case, I suggest you go the horse's mouth.

So, unless we are highly leveraged on a new acquisition with an assignment of rents as part of the agreement with the lender ... where this coverage makes the lender happier ... we plan to handle the risk of a lost revenue stream on our own.

This can produce added benefits for the landlord; the longer the term can translate into a happier tenant, which has many positive benefits, such as a better payer and the property receiving better treatment.Are you concerned about being “stuck” with an undesirable tenant?

I actually read a study afterwards that found people who quit FB found they were much happier so I guess I wasn't alone in that boat.Twitter however is so easy to use and I would think that BP member would have an active account there before either of the other two options.

I just find it funny that they can't put money where their mouth is.

My leads only come from word of mouth and are very slow in coming.

but I am the mouth piece of the Yang.

We provide a necessary service to our customers, not just a commodity.Our marketing strategy consists of four parts:1. identifying our market2. creating a rental property that will appeal to that market3. advertising in ways that will reach that market, including word-of-mouth and internet advertising4. responding to inquiries quickly, politely and efficiently, showing kindness and respectOur tenant screening process consists of five parts: 1.

Our best advertisement is mainly word of mouth. 

Word of mouth is a strong messaging tool.