However, installation costs and procedures may vary, so it's worth getting quotes from both if you're not doing the work yourself.As a hard money lender specializing in fix and flip deals, I've seen successful investors use a mix of these sources to optimize their budgets while maintaining quality.

Checkout some of the great Vrbo tools like market maker.You can see demand, occupancy of your competition for certain dates.The boost function can move you up in the search results for certain dates and it will also show you where you are in the search results for any dates you choose.I get most of my bookings from Vrbo and people always find me on there.

We just listed a single family for $2,450 two days ago, which is pretty high for us and no shortage of applications.

At the end of the survey, you can leave your email if you wish to be given beta access to this tool.

However, I know this will be very difficult to pull off and is a high risk, especially since I'm already using a lot of time for my full time job and building up my insurance agency on the side after work.

My guess is there will be some i-buyer brokers that set a lower rate of 1% just like redfin did...all in all I noticed smart people see the value in a quality agent like Henry!

This is in the middle of Central Maine in a high demand location.

I'm sure if you put the time and money in to Bosch's course it could work.The simple reality though (as @Scott Morris noted) is that there are many high quality land courses out there that are either free or inexpensive.Almost every one of the several multi-seven-figure land flippers I know has taken at least one course.

However I have let tenants go for being too high maintenance. 

  $2,500 for an updated place / fresh paint & finishes.The house is not updated, and could use paint, etc. so I am reluctant to adjust too high too quickly.