Sometimes, their charters even restrain them from deploying more stringent terms, that being said there are some wholesale companies out there that im aware of that would entertain this deal.

My situation is time sensitive as everyone else but I felt like contacting them everyday was a waste of time.

This is an observation and I do know a little bit deeper on their numbers but will leave those out of the conversation for sensitivity purposes. 

Certainly a regional, community and even neighborhood sensitivity.

In my experience, I think the mom sales attract price sensitive shoppers, so if you offer good value or discounts, that could work.Can you promote rentals based on regional events or activities that draw people in non-peak months?

Guest will leave trash in it and around it, needs attention to the water level and chemical balance, cleaning of the filter every couple days if it's being used alot....much more sensitive than a pool.

It is not time-sensitive, I'm still in the early stages, but in my experience word of mouth recommendations are much better than being left to peruse Google.

Why would you pose a hyper sensitive question about your people when his question is primarily concerned with issues his people deal with?!??

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Sensitive topic for a lot of lenders, they want to make sure that you dont intend to sell the property / or relist it any time soon if they lend on it.