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Isaac Lauritzson Quad Cities - IA vs. IL
12 February 2019 | 4 replies
Homes in Davenport had risen in value 1.6% over the previous year, while homes in Moline had risen a dramatic 19.1%.
Kenneth LaVoie Annual urge to buy a Florida Condo ...
5 December 2022 | 43 replies
Prices have risen dramatically over the past 4 yrs.... not sure where they will head. 
Tom R. prospective tenant no shows
13 February 2020 | 26 replies
@Thomas Robb I used to be 50% show rate and here is what I do now ( most of the the why is left out for now)Require everyone to set appointment via text or call to a call capture phone number - you need their numberText address and reminder when appointment is set  ( I use www.callaction.co Tell Jessie that Tim sent you)Day of appointment call all prospects (confirmed & non-replies to get more appointments)Show 2 days per week one evening from 6-7pm, Saturday usually from 11-12Set all appointments ever 15 minutes, so that they think it's a special time just for them, when in fact you often have 3-4 people scheduled at the same timeText reminder about 1 hour before showings startA couple rules:Never show one off people for any reason, I repeat any reason (too many downsides to mention)Never confirm a showing via email (Zillow, Trulia, Craig's List all make it too easy to send an email + you can't text or call confirmation or cancel last minute if it rents if you don't have a phone number)Always brag to prospects about your tenant friendly approach to scheduled block showingsNever tell them you have an "Open House" and "Just show up"  You want control, plus if there is no commitment on their part your odds of them showing dramatically decrease.Always explain your 1 hour block time strategy to your current tenants and sell them why they should clean so that they only have 1 hour of showings and not 20 random interruptions in their life.We get a few cancellations with the calls or the texts, but of the remaining, we have a solid 75-80%Cheers~Tim
Jose Alonso Miami Market!
21 March 2017 | 30 replies
You must know the acquisition prices intimately, be disciplined, know when to walk away, know the the market rental rates, and be a very strong operator when managing the properties. rices can increase (or drop) dramatically within a few blocks, and you do not want to be caught overpaying.
Melissa Dorman Subject To in Los Angeles
11 April 2016 | 11 replies
Most investors will tell you that seldom happens, but the folks I've heard from who have been in this game since the 70s have been around when the interest rates rose dramatically.
Scott Trench What's the Best Cash Flow Market in the Country?
7 January 2023 | 161 replies
I also understand that Detroit is a particularly segmented market, with certain areas at dramatically different price points than others.
Joseph Mallon Refrigerator in a rental property
24 November 2023 | 11 replies
By not providing appliances, you will dramatically decrease the number of interested applicants.
Ramaranjan Ruj Buying an investment property in current environment
26 November 2023 | 7 replies
There's no guarantee prices will drop, or that interest rates are going to get dramatically better anytime soon.
David Maldonado Investing in Las Vegas NV area
4 October 2022 | 21 replies
Rent GrowthThe chart below shows the average rent growth based on the year put into production.InventoryOver the preceding 12 months, inventory in the segment we target fell.Institutional Investor InterestMultiple institutional investors have stepped up efforts dramatically to enter the Las Vegas market.
Nikki Taylor To raise the rent or not?
25 November 2023 | 16 replies
Rents have gone up dramatically in the past 5-7 years.