I'm currently researching areas that would work for SFH rentals.One thing I've been doing is looking up deals online (mostly REO/fixer uppers) and then making fake Craigslist ads advertising the property to see what sort of response I get and what rental rates people seem open to.

With the track record, they were open to adding more to the portfolio.

I don't feel good about adding to that problem by selling short.

At the risk of sounding redundant and adding no value to the thread, I totally agree with Jon.

Try creating more ad groups and following them closely, adjusting them as they bring in clicks or not.

I'm preparing to do a sale on it myself, using most of the strategies of a "5 Day Sale" In fact, I finally got an ad onto one site this morning, and hope to get it on others over the next few days.

There was a contractor that used to live next door to my friend that inspired the remodel - new kitchen and added horizontal square footage.Plans from the architect were drafted, turned into the city planner's for review, Comments were made, Architect corrected and then neglected - architect let them sit in his office for 5 months, finally turned back in and then the planning department moved and lost the plans.

You can show your rental with notice to current occupants.to a prospective renter --deduct the costs of the ads to re-rent from the security deposit.Joann

Because currently im putting ads myself etc..

It's just not going to be as steep.Unfortunately the effects will now be longer lasting because we just added a burned to tax payers that will only compound the pain and accelerate a weakening dollar and higher inflation.Next Monday could be the bombshell.