@Karen Rittenhouse and @Ricardo Rosales - For your direct mail campaigns, are you sourcing your mail list from an online database, i.e. listsource.com, or are you curating your list on your own?  

The difference is we do not own our properties.We are a curated marketplace.

They basically curate information that already exists in a way that makes it easier to absorb.

I find the best to curate and manage the tenants. 

Perhaps you could better show your workstation (desk and chair), as well as board games and curated books if you have such (highly recommend you get and show some if not).Your photos look good but I think the right photographer could make the place pop a lot more, for just a couple hundred dollars.

She agreed to take the loan today, thus giving us the time to curate title and hopefully get to closing conventionally in the next few months.Wayne, I credit your suggestion for helping us arrive at the solution. 

What I've done is curated multiple househacks in student and young professional hubs such as in Towson and Federal Hill - in these cases renting by the bedroom. 

Escrow department will advise you of any curative aspects required that they cannot resolve. 

I think the best course of action for now is curate the list I have and jump in and see if this thing is for real.

Look for a community of active owners who are determined to curate a great place to live.