This was the slowest part of the transaction.

With a MTM lease that leaves a question of when they'd move out as unanswered, so could could get stuck with a vacancy during the slowest leasing season.

Demand does fluctuate from the summer to winter months, but the data shows that the top properties still have high occupancy during the slowest parts of the year.

The rise in interest rates (owner occupied rate around 6% down from 7%ish in Oct) has taken place in our slowest winter sales season, so will be interesting to see how the market is looking as listings and sales ramp up in spring and summer. 

Hello Tiffany,https://www.lucasmha.org/Start with them to get section 8 application going.Keep in mind it is the slowest time of year to fill a vacancy, and our current winter storm warning doesn’t help.I have a few places also that are vacant, the applications are coming in, but many are looking for a section 8. 

Winter is the seasonally slowest time of the year in most markets when buyers can get the best deals. 

In the last year, title reports were some of the slowest things affected by the pandemic since a lot of government facilities (recorder's offices) were shut down and had limited hours of operation.In general, we like to be the squeaky wheel when it comes to vendors.

See what months are the busiest and slowest, and go from there.

Infill of lots is going to be the slowest and most costly value add to a property.

August is the slowest month for rentals.Regarding scams, always check the real property tax records at mauipropertytax.com and make sure the owner matches up.