Encourage people to apply while at the open house; if they take the application with them the odds reduce significantly of getting the completed application.Good luck

I don't always take her suggestions but it gives me a good idea on what to do.Kitchen Gut (medium grade SS appliances & Granite) - about $40/sq ftHVAC - Duct work - $2.50/sq ftHVAC - Compressor - $1,750 + ($1.00/sq ft)HVAC - Heating Unit - $2,000Those are quick estimate numbers that I have found to be good for North Texas.

It also doesn't have to take days... they sell quick dry mud and could be finished up in a day if it is a limited area. 

@Mark AinleySuper quick RE101.

If they are professional, they can explain this quickly and easily.

You purchase (close on the purchase and go on title), do nothing or almost nothing to the property, mark it up and resell it typically very quickly.2.

Not the best option, so I am searching still as I need to open a business account pretty quickly for my new rental. 

If you have anymore questions I'd love to sit down and have a quick chat. 

I am not saying this to be a jerk but to encourage you to think about new ways to find leads; bandit signs (almost always illegal but very effective), door hangers, knocking on doors, buying a direct mail list.I hope that you are able to make this work.

I would suspect that you'll see paint peeling and mold pretty quickly after the tenants start using the dryers, in the area around the dryer.