We ask to confirm the rental address, monthly rent amount, move-in/move-out dates, etc.

If I go by the 1% rule I would have to charge around $3k a month for a house thats completely outdated and in poor condition whereas these other houses are in good shape and somewhat renovated going for $1,500-$2,000.

I think everyone in the area is outdated and offers nothing more than a parking space and I've located 152 Acres of land on a state road directly between two villages, less than 2 minutes to the area hospital and literally across the street from the high school (best school district in the area comp wise).

I personally think it's an outdated way to market, unless you have a better strategy to do it.

The kitchen is outdated, carpet is meh and the bathroom is older.

(Not by using Google maps because they can easily be outdated pictures) There should be some.

The home is in good condition it's move in ready just a bit outdated so I don't see it being a huge rehab.

what a bunch of outdated garbage Nick Sidoti is pushing!

I know that for myself, if I'm interested in a product or service and their website is outdated, they haven't written a blog post in two years, and their social media accounts were opened in 2011 and not populated, then I "bounce."

But if your opinion of “it needs $80k in work” is because it’s outdated and needs tile, granite, open floor plan then your looking at it wrong and need to adjust your plan.