Has any marketing been done to try and attract more people?

I'm wondering what other strategies on top of aggressive pricing others are having success with when it comes to attracting buyers to your resale listing and away from new construction.One thought that I have had is to add a BTSA for the buyer's agent.

These properties are most likely going to be occupied by a home owner, so that is what you must focus on attracting. side note, i recently discovered Facebook marketplace for real estate!!

Buying the right open lot in a dense city that attracts a lot of Millennials and place a Tiny home on it.

The cleaner an offer is the more the seller will find it attractive provided the money is OK.

I like to look at it as to what type of tenant would this property and neighborhood attract. 

Would houses with this kind of cooling system be able to attract high quality tenant?

A single bed in a hostel here in town runs between $11 to $20 per night, depending on the location and attractiveness of the property.

Often times, families use this wealth to allow their children to seek better opportunities internationally in places like Canada.I've attached a link below to an article outlining the University of Windsor's plan to attract even more students from India; keep in mind, they are already a huge part of our university population.https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/uwindsor-fi...I think we will slowly see rents rise in core university rental areas as demand continues to outstrip supply

Of course, that carries a risk, but waiving home inspection and financing contingencies will make your offer far more attractive.