Did you setup a website for the property with photos, video walk-through, financial information, information about the area (demographics, highways, public transportation, schools, shopping)?

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Most of what I've seen recommends the following:1) Make sure the city and neighborhood you're considering has the right demographics (growing population, ideally in the 20-30 year-old range since they tend to rent more), a diversified economic base, good schools, public transportation and low crime.

WHY to encourage public transportation.. but you know what this does.. people have cars anyway and its a mess.

Hi all,I'm reviewing property manager bids, and in a couple of contracts, I've found the following clause:Carry and pay for: (i) public and premises liability insurance in an amount of no less than $1,000,000; and (ii) property damage and worker'scompensation insurance adequate to protect the interests of Owner and Property Manager.

@Jenifer Kynor why not make your suggestions publicly?

There is no reason for any dog...service, emotional, pet, magical unicorn hybrid, or otherwise...to be unleashed in a public place.

I made a connection with a title rep that set me up with a back-end to lookup public property records, on which, the tax address you're looking for will be on display.

In our market (AA county), deals are done without even a preliminary visit to the property within hours of the listing being "public".

What are the likely consequences for filing a complaint on a person who publicly claims to be a Class A contractor in Virginia but holds no license at all?