Also changing your description helps the boost.  

Based on your description, I'm concerned this deal is as good as you think it may be.

It's likely best to jump on the phone with an expert to discuss this, but I'll leave a quick description below:Owner financing is a tricky issue for tax purposes.

Class D would be my description, but beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so let's say C is probably more realistic.And, as someone that has owned rentals for 13 years, the projected numbers put out there are very optimistic.And lastly, the values the values they are asking for, given most of them are partial rehabs at best, again, someone is making good money on them, but if I were the buyer, I don't think it would be me.At the end of the day and in my limited experience, turnkey is a lot like wholesalers.  

I suppose in a round about way, putting nurses or other medical professionals in the description does omit groups who live off disability or social security. 

Being in the STR space, it has been really good crafting descriptions and auto messages that can be used to create a listing on airbnb, your own website and guest communication messages

be different, maybe a Bocci ball court, maybe a firepit. your description says "in the heart of everything" but you have no map picture to show exactly how much in the middle it is or what might be near it.

I grew up in Horseheads, south of you.It's 10 acres with a view of Keuka Lake, and from your description of how this has gone down, I'll bet it's Yates County.

I'm a real estate agent myself and I have found, and continue to find, some GREAT deals for myself and my clients on the MLS.I constantly find deals where the property information is are entered incorrectly, the pictures are horrible and the descriptions are worse. 

You'll need the legal description and address for them to look it up.