In my case my wife designed the house with cararra marble counters, farmhouse sink, etc which are prone to staining and scratching. 

In your case, you want to have 2 landing pages one for converting motivated seller leads and the other to convert buyers for those motived sellers.So I'm going to outline the anatomy of a very well designed landing page template and then go over a couple of tips with pictures and examples.

The Landlord designated the Property Manager to screen the tenant, so it is the Property Manager that has permission to access the information.

Everything else is secondary.I will note that I would personally not try Adwords unless you have a well-designed conversion optimized  landing page .

As Kenneth said, make sure you factor in vacancy (8%), capex (5%), repairs (7%), prop mgmt (5% even if you do it yourself).

I bought a duplex in Long Beach where the rents were 1900, rehabbed the whole property myself, got the rents up to 2500, and now I’m clearing about 1000k a month after all my maintenance vacancy, etc factored in.

For example, I'm working with a design firm and the designer is busting a contractors balls on submittal after submittal and memo after memo....citing details from a 300 pg. spec book, and requesting timely submissions of the smallest details, paint draw downs, casework, laminate finishes, flooring...you name it.

Homes are still appreciating rapidly due to many factors and people are starting to flood the greater Seattle areas right now due to the home/rent prices in King County.

I was looking for ideas to open my own business or design a product but nothing clicked.Then one day I was listening to Listen, Money Matters podcast and they mentioned BiggerPockets and I thought I’d check it out.

His POV is you have to make a home a dream home with high design touches to get repeat visitors (which I agree).