I would fly into fits of rage and yell at them, stay up all night being mad thinking about their new cars and big screen tv's.

Add a sign on each location notifying everyone to smile, they're on TV!

"Just Do It" is to mantra.If you're going to fail a few times before you do it right, then I would just pick a house that you think is really great; pay retail for it; and then in a few months when the property has appreciated about $50,000, sell it for a BIG profit (just like on the "Flip" programs on TV).After you learn that lesson, then "Just Do It" again, and you'll learn another lesson.Keep doing this and you've found a sure path to success.Mike

even "billy the exterminator" was using it (fipronil) in a roach infested house on TV...it's all about the $...

I explained the process generally in another thread here on BP (I am not an attorney nor do I play one on TV).Was this tenant renting month-to-month or was he under a fixed-term lease?

People are attracted by a certain "lifestyle" - it's the life they want to live, based on what they see with friends and in maganzines, TV etc.

We have added radio and tv to get more leads.

I provide a fantastic location and all the comforts of home - e.g. smart TV, fully stocked kitchen (with some cooking basics like oils and coffee).Anything "extra" I provide is inherent to the location - one house is on a river, one has a view, one is super private but also close to town.  

I recommend English as it is the language predominately recognized by the court system in the US....okay...joking aside....I'm not an attorney and I don't play one on TV, but generally speaking my understanding of the operating agreement is that it governs roles and responsibilities of the management of the corporation.

Also, if you have Netflix, sharing your Netflix account on a Roku or Apple TV is also a benefit you can offer.