This discrepancy can strain property owners financially.I onboarded a customer and later found out he was way over the set furnishing budget.

You are the customer and if they can’t provide the type of time needed to get you set up then you don’t need that agent.

They get paid to do it, and you could be the next customer. 

You can find some decent deals in Lawrence I just helped a customer close on a SFH last week.

So, you have to understand your customer as well as part of learning your market. 

And NEVER put a property in an S Corp.It's like getting in the weeds and creating LLCs to start a business...just go get a customer to pay you money to do something and figure the rest out as you go.  

However I have great units and we provide excellent customer service so I generally have little turnover.

But wanted to look at where our customers are at.

We use a custom lease that has evolved over more than a decade to protect us and the property owners.

They want to be paid 5 figures or more but can’t be bothered to learn more than their customer.