That’s just for the agent and escrow and title insurance.Even if you can do the math in your head you should still use the calculator and write the figures down on the right side of the note pad so they can see it visually.

Have you tried any of the cat deterrent sprays?

In the event an overdraft occurs, they not only have to worry about late fees but overdraft fees as well - a pretty effective deterrent IMO.If you don't choose that method, I'd agree with those who've recommended text message reminders, including verbiage outlining late fees.

I think both postcards and letter have their place since some people are more visual and like the post cards and some like to read all the details and like the letters.Personally, I alternate letter and postcards every two weeks for about 4-6 mailings total.Hope that helps,Randy RodenhouseWealth Black Box

In my opinion, replacing the doors can be a cheap way of adding alot of visual appeal.

I am a strong believer in visualizing the things and the type of life that you want.

Also there is the visual effect.  

Maybe add some shutters to fill out the visual space. 

We advertised on Craigslist and via a sign in the window, and got most of our inquiries from the window sign, which should have been a clue that the unit didn’t have visual appeal.

Saw this forum on REDDIT, and thought it would be cool if we started a forum discussion: "Someone should make this" for something you need in real estate.Could be an app that you wish you had that could make your life easier.Could be a tool that you wish they made for some aspect of your rehab.Maybe you need a specialize "tool" that you need to convince your renters to pay rent.FOR ME, one thing that I think would be useful, is a visual app that shows the price of a house by viewing it in my camera.