When rent is late, late fees should follow and stick to it which is (hopefully) a deterrent.

This is strong deterrent and will place others on notice that they are being recorded.

If people didn’t flood your initial open houses, your list price is too high, that’s basically the only true deterrent for the people that would live in that community.It was kind of mentioned, but making sure it’s clear.

- i.e. an actual bid or picture of one you’d be willing to shareI’m a visual learner and I’m looking for some of the best ways to apply this with kicking off my business.

The local politics may be a deterrence for a lot of people but I just see it as a speed bump. 

I would simply find some environmentally friendly weed killer and (most importantly) deterrent.

People are visual and walking into a small empty house versus a small house with furniture and decor professionally chosen and placed makes a huge difference in how people feel about a place.

@John Thedford Beautiful visual with the OJ thing.

I tried going on to Sherwin Williams site yesterday to look at colors, but couldn't get the color visualizer to work properly.

Below are visuals to show you how things are moving:Just for added understanding look at the average annual changes for each price category:Average Sale Price:   +$77,289 or +15.13% (per year since 2018)Median Sale Price:   +$62,585 or +14.14% (per year since 2018)Low Sale Price: +$6,138 or +5.90% (per year since 2018)High Sale Price: +$403,707 or +19.85% (per year since 2018)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________These are pretty incredible figures.