I would recommend a bit more competitive pricing and really giving those first few guests an amazing experience (extra goodie bags, hand written notes etc)As a local cohost, I actually require all my owner's to create their own account and add me as a cohost.

But the way I look at this example is I go to the supermarket I pay on time, bag my own groceries, carry my food out to the car and still the super market raises prices on food.

The 8-20 units are sort of a mixed bag, with some going to residential agents and going on MLS, and others going into more commercial brokerages (Loopnet (listing service not brokerage, CBRE, Cushman, Colliers, Newmark).  

For me, the biggest challenge is feeling confident in my knowledge and not wanting to “blow a bag” on the wrong deal.

You can also outsource it to wholesalers, but that will always be a mixed bag.

From catering to the preferences of tea drinkers with stocked tea kettles and tea bags, to upgrading to king-sized beds for increased comfort and higher room rates, presenters highlighted the importance of staying ahead of the curve in design trends to attract guests and maximize profitability.

Every Saturday she would tak a trash bag and clean up her front yard and then go up and down the street.

I also need to remove lot of trash (black trash bags, etc.) that is inside.

That's why you are wanting to be bagged by a company with a reputation built on integrity.

Smaller suburban areas that the big investors fly right by on their way to bag big deals in the top cities.