Looking for software to help streamline my property management business. Anyone have experience with AppFolio or others they'd be willing to share?

I do the garage sales and the used furniture stores and the sales at Lowes or elsewhere but everything I pick is in decent condition and it looks pretty nice I have no idea why people think of $75 refrigerator and $20 dresser that looks the part makes you a true competitor in the short term rental market in most parts of the country, a Goodwill bachelor pad will earn the reviews and revenue it deservesOriginally posted by @Mel Hignell:@Paul Sandhu.

Not text.) and let them know they didn’t get the job and why (timing, percentage of cost over a competitor, etc).

I'm in a market where my major competitors are hotels.

If anyone has found a competitor that actually does what Investor Carrot claims to do (and what Bold Leads does for agents), I'd love recommendations.

It is a way that small landlords can differentiate themselves from corporate competitors.

@Feras Saffar the best way to increase rent is to provide a higher level of value to tenants than your competitors.

They will beat any competitors price.

There will always be competition from our competitors. 

Consumer complaints are the number one way regulators catch people, followed by bitter ex employees or spouses, and by competitor complaints.None of this is relevant to the greater issue of if RTO or LTO are disguised credit transactions.