Facebook marketplace is a great place to find potential tenants.

Another thing I do is market all properties on Facebook market place.

Yes, it takes more effort on our end, but with the market being a bit softer, it is a necessary tool, along with Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, Homes.com, Facebook Marketplace, etc., that we can use to serve our owners.

In addition, we hit Facebook heavily with marketplace and 8 or so rental specific groups in Denver.

The sooner the better in my opinion though, there are tons of investors waiting on rates to drop before they get into the marketplace so when they do that's going to bring so much demand back into the marketplace it'll cause prices to increase at a much faster pace again.You can take advantage of the market that isn't as favorable right now and negotiate a great deal and still refinance in the next few years to help improve your position.

We suggested the tenant look in the market place and find a place that fit their desired rent. 

I barely communicate with my staff because everything is automated and I also found a backup cleaner on their marketplace.

I had a similar issue at one of my houses and even though we detected on time it took 2 days to fix it.

I just had someone on FB marketplace reach out with interest.

Even though I live in Charlotte, I've spent a lot of time doing loan mods and short sales in places like New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Nevada, Arizona, Washington, California, and Illinois, and have seen the possible trap of only being in one area.I've seen landlords who were intensely renting in a certain geographical area get decimated due to the changes in the marketplace in their locality.