They can’t spend $5,000 per month on marketing, pay $1500 for a professional web presence, pay $600 monthly for SEO; or afford to pay VAs to screen responses.  

It also allows screening for future tenant replacement. 

Since I’m not sure about the size and other major factors, take this advice with a grain of salt.Good luck with your decision! 

A smaller house on the same block sold as a STR this year for $640k, is smaller sf, half the size pool and smaller yard.Trying to put a number to this property, thoughts?

Hi all,I'm a new small-time landlord figuring out my process for screening tenants for an apartment in Chicago.

I figure if these issues happen in the mere beginning/inquiry stages, how are they going to effectively screen/place tenants & manage my properties?

.- While MTRs can be any size property, the bedroom/bathroom count is really important, especially with larger properties.

If you do the latter, you need to screen the new person the same way you did the first person.

Depending on how far these tenants are lagging market rates for their similar size and condition of unit, you can be a touch more aggressive, but likely want to keep your rates $50+ below competition, so even if they are pissed they will start shopping around and realize they will still have to pay more and incur moving costs, if they choose to leave.

The original plan was to be 100% commission, based on metrics like net profit after the flip is sold, size ($) of the remodel, finishing on-time and under-budget, etc.Meeting our average profit per flip and doing 24 / year, our PM has the potential to make around $72,000 / year.