The more traction you get in res, the harder it will be to bite the bullet and make the switch.

Hi @Philip Grant in my opinion the asking rent is too high and if you don't get any traction soon try $1450-$1500.

They then go to our Classifieds forum and post their ad properly.While they are following the rules, the vast majority of these people won't get traction for their ads.Those of you who are active members of the community or who understand social media know exactly why . . .You don't walk up to someone at a party and start selling them!

The great thing about my opportunity is that there is an aggressive revitalization effort going on in my market, which is really starting to gain traction due to a significant surge in both industry and entertainment over the last few years.

, and then if no traction at all... drop by $100 to get it rented and you can perhaps be moer picky with tenant quality (reducing some of your maintenance / vacancy budget).

I sent a direct mail campaign a couple weeks ago and got traction, but now im at the point of not knowing concretely what's a deal.

The term silicon slope is getting traction.

The app has some glitches but I think it is gaining enough traction and revenue, @David Lecko ?

It's good of you to assume you won't achieve those kinds of numbers right away; it'll probably take some time to get the same traction an established property gets.See if they can give you a P&L statement too - you want to know what the REAL expenses are, which are going to include housekeeping turnover, utilities (that's a big house and Florida summers are HOT, brace yourself for a big power bill), cable/internet, commercial insurance to cover the STR business activity, possible additional insurance for flood/wind, good of the HOA to cover lawn maintenance, at least.  

It will be at the Robert J Mohart Center. 3200 Wayne Ave.Kansas City, MO 64109I think this got more traction than they bargained for.