I know we're not supposed to talk politics, but the reality is, it's politicians that set the policies that affect real estate and construction, so it is relevant. 

Jack Miller: Quote from @Russell Brazil: Appraised value is a completely different metric than market value.I thinks suppose to be very similar or the same   Nope.

How you respond to people who don't do what they are supposed to do, is your problem.

I suppose they provide some examples too of a well-optimized listing title and description, but as it also states, you can likely look at the listings that already rank well and sort of emulate or steal from those.Don't know if any of my presumptions are correct or not but just felt this might provide some insight based on my adjacent expertise.

Of course the supposed monthly rent looks amazing.

if you can't do that, you won't be successful.there are challenges in supposedly 'cheaper' markets as well. 

We were supposed to be paid within 8 months with 40% guaranteed returns and till date we haven't gotten a penny.

If they are deemed responsible have them pay now out of pocket, or worst case you cover it and come up with a written payment plan for it (but ask an attorney about that for sure).Too many people use their deposit as last month's rent at move-out even when they're not supposed to, and now you have past damages (this incident) and any potential move-out damages or costs that have not been covered. 

This isn’t really a big deal though.Rent payments can be abated over unresolved maintenance issues and tenants failing to abide by S8 requirements.Many S8 housing commissions will not hold tenants accountable for damages they cause (tenant is supposed to repair or lose their voucher).

This has nightmare written all over it and Halloween Tricks-or-Treats are supposed to be over!