You contact them and simply state that the vacancy has been filled.

Pretty soon, you'll start seeing your mailbox fill up with packages and flyers from local brokerages practically begging you to come work for them.

John Dombrowski When I type the @ and name it auto fills and I can click on it.

Can anyone fill me in on which area/cities are the up and coming spots that are worth investing in? 

I walked into the house and the house was filled with heavy oil smoke.

We have planned for a 50% vacancy in our vacation rental here, which seems to be very conservative, as we live within 30 mins of major ski areas and in the summer these mountains are filled with vacationers from NY, MA, CT and RI.  

Also, in Jake & Gino's first podcast, it was mentioned that some banks use $3,200 yearly expenses per unit in their underwriting; I don't know if that's still the case (if anyone knows from experience, I'd be interested to hear from you), but that would bring expenses up to $25.6k/year and put you at -$433/month starting out.Depending on your risk tolerance, it sounds like there could be upside if you fill the vacancies, raise rents, and there aren't significant capital expenditures needed soon- I'm more risk averse though, so personally I'd probably pass in favor of something that provides the minimum return I'm looking for from month one.

I'm working on a creative way to obtain the property with no money down, my plan is to fill the rentals once construction is completed, make monthly payments on the seller's 300 k construction loan with interest payments going to the seller, and refinance the property for the full asking price after 12 months.

You don't need to fill it in down to every single tweet, but at least think about themes, upcoming promotions, holidays and so on, and jot these down for the next couple of months.

It allowed tenants to view properties, fill out applications, and pay rent online.