I don't understand why it matters who is paying the bills... we all want a nice place to live.I think the point was that all of that information was meticulously placed in the ad with care by the landlord for prospects to be able to use and make decisions on prior to taking up someone else's valuable time by requesting the information already provided.

And before you craft your offer, have your agent reach out to the listing agent to find out what is important to the sellers so you can be sure you address that in your terms.Make your offer as early--and as frictionless--as possible.Good luck!

Your time is better spent now trying to figure out how to be exceptional enough in your craft (or move to correct location, or get a new job and renegotiate) to be able to get higher income.

A few points that I considered when crafting this strategy:-I didn't want to turn off Instant Book because of the SEO hit on Airbnb.

I will speak to my CPA about it to craft a better strategy.

The area is full of block clubs and people that meticulously take care of their properties.

Good Airbnb owners who self-manage are meticulous with their systems and also understand that the aesthetics equal cash on STR circuit.

Both of whom get paid for their services, having spent years of their own time mastering their craft.

Great job, keep it up and refine your craft, improve as you go and keep track of all that you do via a log of some kind or database.

Depending on your area, here is what I would do: research the areas you want to market in (im assuming for wholesaling), find the area that may have the most motivated sellers with homes that are most likely needing rehab in some way to add value (1985 homes and older), contact a reliable list broker, buy a list of 60,90,120 day LATE mortgage payment (this is different then default, NOD, NTS) this typically is .16 to .22 cents a lead, buy 1000, to save money get lined white ruler paper, hand write a note that you want to say to the mailers on a piece of copy paper using the lines of the ruler paper as a guide, then meticulously photo copy that note on the printer using the ruler paper as the printer paper so that you have 1000 nice lined paper print outs of your note that look like real hand written notes (do not hurry on this part, make sure it looks good, since this is your one chance at the mailing with that limited budget), then buy 1000 yellow greeting card sized envelopes from envelopes.com (canary yellow 4x5 ish), buy 1000 real stamps, HAND WRITE the first name of the late payment person on the top line of the letters, HAND write the mailing address on the envelopes, put a real stamp on it, then mail them off in batches of 250 a week if you are by your self or 500 if you have a partner (calls will come in and overload you).Get a way to track every call, return EVERY call even if its missed, go on all appointments, learn a ton, make something happen.This worked for me to get started once I had a budget.