She does terrible work with the listing, didn't care about multiple mistakes we pointed out, acted like we were annoying her by asking simple questions, and became defensive and unprofessional when we called her out on it. 

Well, the list is really long.

Luckily vacation market is picking back up for summer rentals (in NJ) so there isn’t an opportunity to book for a full month.

I’ve used these methods to help me scale up with the 12 properties I’ve picked up in the last six years.

I made an offer within a few days of it coming back online and closed 4/21/2017 at $44,000 below the original listing price in less than 30 days.

I thought my drywall guy understood I wanted him to touch up a few areas I marked with blue tape after the home had been painted but he decided to reskim nearly the whole home a day before we were going to list it..

There’s so many good strategies it’s hard y to pick one, but these two seem best for me.

Sunnyside is the absolute ghetto and was the easiest penny to pick up in the post-covid boom.

I thought my drywall guy understood I wanted him to touch up a few areas I marked with blue tape after the home had been painted but he decided to reskim nearly the whole home a day before we were going to list it..

This is the one question I’d add to your otherwise strong list of interview questions.- Doubling the penny every year for 5 years is really tough and really risky if it’s not your full time job.