I went back through the 6 pages and created my own highlight sheet :) Thanks for sharing what you have so far on this deal.

KC also has some opportunity areas I can leverage for longer stays (i.e. multiple hospitals for traveling healthcare), but I'm not sure how to go about exploiting them from a marketing standpoint, other than in my actual listing (i.e. highlighting a dedicated workspace). 

I would not be surprised if they have a national news story about them when they open back up highlighting the steps they are taking to make things in the park work and give the public confidence.

None of this was done so make sure you really highlight the bright spots and move forward from there.

It's a boring and laborious read, but you can just check out the highlights by going through the table of contents for specific information.

I have a potential listing for a lakefront home that was built in the late 60's and hasn't had much attention other than an addition in the 80's.The lake view and frontage are definitely the highlights of the property with the house itself being more challenging.What are some marketing techniques you have used for "unique" properties with success?

On a side note, how do I highlight your names in the response using the "@" symbol???

For example, instead of having the tenant pay all utilities, maybe you pay the water, highlight this in you advertising, and then figure out a way to pass this cost on to your tenant (via higher rent amount, pet fees, etc.). 

While many highlight the cons of HOA fees and potential single assessment charges, here are the pros that we encountered:-Everything was easy to replace, standard size appliances and cabinets.

@Raymond Hooks There are few points i would like to highlight for you.1. $25K is relatively low investment, most "established " Syndicators would expect minimum $50k.