Hi Kathleen, I have a STR in Truckee and a lot of our visitors have been from the Bay Area so I had my electrician put in a 50 amp plug in our garage as that is what we have at our primary residence. 

So allow me:I locked up 6 new deals this past week, here is a breakdown:2 - Direct mail - (post cards to a code violation list)                 [How many mailers did you send]1 - Website                                                                                       [how many visitors to the site vs deal closed]1 - Cold Call (12 Unit Apartment)                                                 [How many calls did you make]2 - Billboard Marketing                                                                  [How many people looked at the billboard vs. how many deals you closed]You are still trying to prove: "You CAN get a deal".

Somewhere with year-round visitors.

Like the Blog Danny, how many unique visitors per month are you getting?

Here is a shot of the first few treads going in.A frequent visitor is giving thumbs up to the hardwoodPost 49 - garage progressAt this point the garage is ready for shingles and siding.

Or, they are not being upfront with the seller and don't want to scare them or tip them off that they aren't really going to buy it direct if they don't get a contract so they can in turn assign the contract..so too many inspections or other visitors will certainly raise a flag...

I would make sure that there is no pealing paint in the apartment and include in your lease that the tenant is responsible for the safety of their visitors and must supervising all visitors under the age of 18. 

Just because he got another job doesn't mean he gets a get of my lease free card.Second, if you do not have a sublease clause in your lease, as well as a visitors vs. occupants clause you should.

Ideas for the city:Create a marketing campaign to draw visitors.

I do have a "no long term visitors" clause in my lease, which he signed.