First, I was informed that wholesaling in Texas now requires a double-close, which made my eyes go wide and prompted a deeper inquiry. 

Many property managers won't advertise there because you get a lot of bad leads, but it is part of the job.According to Zillow, you have been on for 25 days but have 24 inquiries.

Literally every week I get multiple inquiries on the size of our pool as the last time they made the mistake of booking a place with a such a small pool. 

I've posted to Zillow, FB Marketplace, and Avail (and therefore its syndicate sites) and have had lots of views and saves on the Zillow statistics, but only one inquiry/tour requested.

The self-manager isn't paying a property manager, but if the self-manager is leaving out the "managing" part, then almost certainly (s)he is giving up lost revenues that far exceed paying someone to actually manage the property.Managing means you are responding promptly to all inquiries, monitoring rates and comps daily and making adjustments as necessary, ensuring that the property is safe and clean, that everything is operational, and quick responses and resolutions when something goes haywire.  

I have an inquiry into NREIG.   

Currently I am house hacking as a mid-term landlord (list on Airbnb.. renting Jack and Jill upstairs in our home to traveling professionals) we are consistently booked and lots of inquiries.

Going back to my inquiry,  if we move into a next primary, our cost will remain the same. 

Keep in mind with Facebook marketplace you may need to go through a lot more inquiries however I've found quality residents through marketplace.

Be responsive to the City's inquiries.