Recently I received 65 calls for one home and I am still receiving calls on that home but it has slowed because school started 2-3 weeks ago.

I can't imagine paying 1/2 that for just a sign that goes in the window....Maybe I'm missing something here.Also, with so much success they claim.... and not a single PICTURE of a finished product on their website.  

So far I've listed 17 products and 21 features. 

I plan not to buy a single thing, other than groceries and health related products (I'm getting surgery on aforementioned foot) for this week. 

This time of year is periodically slower but you also have a lot of rentals coming on the market this time of year and new product being introduced to the marketplace

You will find that this meeting will be a very productive 2 hours a month.

The high end market has slowed down, but the property is actually cheaper than some comps in the building on a per foot basis and actually has a very nice view. 

However...If I told a bunch of seasoned real estate investors I had some sexy new combo mortgage product pairing that would let them pair a 75% or 80% LTV normal 30YF first with a 20% or 15% LTV second at 15% interest rate to let them buy multifamily investment properties for 5% down, I would very quickly be unable to keep up with demand.So, overall, FHA looks bad when you are first starting out and have limited context.

The rent-should-be-2%-of-the-buying-price axiom is slowing me down.

The answer is that that is the only politically acceptable way to do it without charges of bias, profiteering, discrimination, etc.Ironically, the wholesalers are doing what the real estate broker can not do, using a net listing, pricing the product individually by time, effort and demand.