I'm thinking of setting a couple payment methods-Monthly/yearly no contract subscription with a flat fee that includes X amount of work orders based on number of properties-by the work order (never be more than 30 a work order) which includes the A-Z of the job including finding the vendor and daily updates.When you send work order it should have tenant info so we can do all the communication and keep you up to date.

"I am looking for W% CoC, approximately X% cap rate, in Class Y or Z, with ABC value add, medium income of $X, etc..."  

I was gonna say Dani Z.

Aaron Z.

@Antonio Chasten @Ned Carey @Phil Z.

Enjoy26% of tenants purchased pets during the pandemicOnly 40% of service animals actual meet HUD Guidelines11% of residents have pets even if they aren’t allowed41% of millennial and gen z move out because of pets not being allowedPerformance Stats1.72% of renters are looking for pets2.Pets is #2 search criteria right after budget3.Decrease days on market average of 10 days (83% of pm firms said they could rent faster)4.Base rent increase of 10-15%5.On average residents with pets stay an average of 21% longer (18-48 months)

For some clarity on why you were told this, let's go ahead and go to the lowest common denominator: car sales lot.If you walk onto a Ford lot and say you want a car that fits characteristics X, Y, and Z, characteristics that ONLY Toyota includes in one vehicle, an average Ford salesman will just tell you it doesn't exist and invite you to take a look at the F-150 or Ford Focus.

Originally posted by @Paul Z.

Gen Z is far too spunky and entrepreneurial to want to shack up in rural areas; they'll be drawn to the Orlandos, NYCs and San Franciscos.

Originally posted by @Jeremy Z.