I tend to think that the smaller ones show better empty.That being said, I have had amazing results with professional photography followed up by submission of the photos to Box Brownie.

They will ultimately have to draft the submission to the municipality for approval.

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i'll keep up with it... but 500 clicks and no calls or submissions seems like a bad ratio.any advice?

Import form submissions directly from RealWebsiteâ„¢!

this company is pretty controversial with us in the HML business..they are half guru and half lender.. they charge a refundable 3k fee up front but couch it in the giese of its training material... the feedback on BP over the years is that then you have to spend another 800 per submission etc etc and many submissions get turned down.. most of the folks that gravitate to this company are the NO money no experience ergo very limited capital.. and have a hard time finding a deal that fits their perramiters.. folks spend the 3k  then make a submission or two that is turned down .. they are in it 5k and if you don't close a loan you lose the money..

We will not accept submissions from brokers or intermediaries who charge upfront retainer fees.

Now the one I have had the least luck with is the sellers capture page, 0 submissions.

Hard to get a submission of an offer seriously unless you have one these days. 

I've never received that second call from a tenant.I don't see the need to nickel and dime my tenants into submission.