Lots of dynamics for this. 

But, when it seems that the FSBO deals are running thin and most people are signing with agents, it seems that you HAVE to make offers on homes rep'd by an agent.So, how do you manage that dynamic?

But, the health of the local economy, given the small town dynamic, is of course directly tied to the availability of jobs.  

We handle the permitting process, bookings, all guest correspondence, 24 hrs emergency, syndication to 50+ sites, dynamic pricing, marketing, coordination of cleaning etc

There is a dynamic shift occuring that Ive seen over the last 4 years since I started: More people with higher paying jobs are downsizing to these neighborhoods (again, not warzone, but working class, and you can still purchase a property at 25-35k).

For newbies in general, having that visual aide quite often clears everything up.

Even though we purchased the property at market price, I do see a lot of hidden value in it and after hearing you on podcast I think you might be the one we need to help us visualize the full potential of our property.

Cleaning, handyman, and the physical dynamics of the property management for reasonable rates.

Do you use a dynamic pricing software like Pricelabs or Wheelhouse?

Coming from an artist/graphic designer background I have learned that its hard for people to visualize what the finish product might look like.