I bet you would get a lot better traction/response if you posted this question on the DEAL ANALYSIS tab of the forums!

As well as spring is coming so many people start looking closer to spring and summer that may be why you might no be seeing much traction.

If you are still not getting traction, I think it's safe to say that the market may be oversaturated for MTRs and it may be time to switch to LTR.

I do really dig the Traction EOS Scorecard for metrics, but I have a hard time figuring out KPI’s to be able to tell the most efficient & effective use of your $$$ for marketing.

What you can do is put that unit up for rent a few months (per lease term) before the end of the tenants lease and see what kind of traction you get.

Have realtor actively call the market around the home: invite people to open house...etc at the end of the day: look at your numbers: and say you are in at $200k (bring it down to $199k) : 2 things: 1) if it doesn't get traction at $199k (then you are not selling it my friend)2) and number two and what I am hoping for: is that you will get multiple offers_ and get around $225k to $235k for it: once buyers are invested. 

Hey @Monique P.Yes, I'm listed on VRBO but get zero traction on the site not even a inquiry.

I suspect that if you set a plan for this discretionary bucket, you would get even more traction in your savings.

Hey @Samantha Springs, if you reach out in the forum for Detroit, you might have stronger traction finding local investors and agents who can assist you with figuring out the market and how the MTR strategy performs!

This is exactly what I've been wanting to do but I can't seem to gain enough traction to start.