Realtors/Brokers: Does any of you consider valuable a unique website that differentiates from others, instead of using the same templates that can be found online by web/SEO companies? 

Or, is the basement already finished and you truly aren't changing any features, e.g. walls, lighting, etc? 

Basically, I find what’s working already, and then improve upon AND make it unique.

Bigger Pockets has a search feature specifically for hard money lenders which I initially used as a starting point to build out a list.

Replace with AddressAcquisition Price: $ - Estimated ARV: $Access details, occupancy, features,notes etcListing:(link)Comps:

The application process is getting finalized but it will be streamlined to get funds into small business owner's hands and maintain employment.One of the primary features will be that if employers maintain or re-establish employment levels to historical levels, that portion of the loan proceeds will be forgiven.

@Meaghan SimonichThe different pain points vary from commercial type.Retail- Depending on if it essential, a lot of retailers are begging for rent decreases or can't pay at all right now, and for retailers that do not have a internet presence, it is making it tougher to compete.Self Storage- Keeping the site updated -security, more automated features for tenants (Pay by app/kiosk, automatic gates, maybe more amenities on site (wash station, air hoses, etc.)Industrial- Longer lead time to find good tenant.I wish I could comment more on some of the additional commercial classes, but these are the only ones I have experience with.

We are in a unique situation and I wanted some advice on getting started with BRRRR.

Added modern features/paint What was the outcome?

Do you really think it was because of a special font super unique?