Nice to look at, easy to use, good amount of deals advertised in the states that they operated in.

so junk fee's are not included in your apr.and you dont advertise your junk fees  you advertise your points.. and when ALL of your competition is at 1 to 3 points with no up front disclosure of junk fee's in their advertisements then thats how you get the phone to ring..

However they won't come off of the advertised price.

So that in my mind tells me CA is starting to put this on their radar.. .But who knows that's a freaking big state will lots of peeps just like FLA... but I know FLA has hammered people for sure..And its the most egregious violators those with websites and bunch's of craigslist adds etc.. advertising homes they don't own...

I would drop your rent rate to match the market and advertise it as unfurnished.

Your earn it in this business and once you have some years in and your getting your business by referral like she does it does get easier at least on the marketing end she has not advertised in say 20 years all of her business just comes to her based on her quality of work with her clients. 2 years ago she was number one agent out of 600 HUNDRED agents and she does not have a team..

How would I advertise the spaceI was also considering buying a few tiny homes and placing them on the empty portions of the lot.

May be able to google too.Most wholesale carpet stores will quote you a lot less than the guys advertising on TV and with big fancy showrooms but know there is still room to negotiate but may take you purchasing several times so that the salesman realizes you are a return customer.

Then you just increase the rent and advertise it as electrical is included.

Considering I will be maintaining the property (overseeing the construction so I can convert it to a multiplex, all the Airbnb needs including advertising and looking for customers), what would be a fair split?