Hey everyone,I am analyzing a property just north of the Village East of Davenport area east of downtown. It "looks" acceptable, maybe C class, via google streetview, and the crime stats are acceptable to my risk tole...

We put together a PowerPoint presentation that detailed our software (AppFolio) and how we handle specific things such as maintenance issues and rent collection so with each inquiry we send out our presentation, along with a PMA contract example, and a lease example so they can see what the tenants will sign.

Too many credit inquiries will have a negative affect on your credit score.

She said she would provide and never called back and didn't rent the property.The others have been inquiries of existing tenants looking to save money, but who clearly didn't have enough follow through to get what was needed.Back to the original post, I make it clear that no animals are permitted on the premises for any reason without being approved by me first.

Could anyone share some insights with respect to how long it will take for us to receive inquiries from tenants looking for Section 8 housing?

Lately, I've had several section 8 inquiries which I have no experience with.

The real trick is to capture every single inquiry you get into a database so you can then start marketing future deals to them.3.

Between VRBO / Airbnb apps, automated templates, and your boots on the ground team it’s very easy and not very time consuming (once you get it going- initial setup on new properties can keep you a bit busy).The only requirement is having your phone on and with you 24/7 to quickly respond to inquiries & questions.

Even caught red handed you would be way ahead and wouldn't have to go through all their non sense permitting process and very likely wouldn't be fined if you retroactively comply with their inquiries.

Hi All,I need some help, never ran into this issue before but any help would be greatly appreciated.I have a commercial property lease being renegotiated, it's currently listed at $1 million. The new lease won’t kick ...