This could be a time consuming prospect taking some years.

If they come in on a Monday, I can't imagine I'll be able to wait until Saturday to go visit these prospects; if I do, the leads may be cold by the time I arrive.How have y'all dealt with this obstacle?

I'm looking into the prospect of including properties in NW Indiana in my rental property portfolio and I'm curious what you all are seeing in terms of where the most development is happening?

Hi All, I am looking at a few mobile home parks in MN and I am wondering what you all use for evaluating the value of a prospective mobile home park.

You can do updates which can help to make your condo more attractive to prospects, but if you are buying in a community where rental rates are normally $400 per bed then your updates are not going to be able to justify charging $500 per bed (normally).

@Robert Hernandez, IDK, but from my experience letting a rental prospect walk through an available listing is mostly a waste of time and of a lead. 

Have you put a website/payment portal for tenants and prospective tenants up?

But anyway I decided to raise my fence to 6ft using post extensions hoping it will deter trespassing.

Make sure the attendant wears a fluorescent vest to identify himself.Mount a camera and post a sign that the lot is monitored and protected to deter robberies.also handy to have a swipe device to accept credit cards for payment.

@Marcus House Great morning,This might be a tactic to use after the tenant has met preliminary qualifications and you have had a showing with the prospect.