When I take pictures of rentals, I don't edit them with filters in any way.

I have successfully raised rents on 3 of my units they are duplex’s in the city for but for one of my unit it usually takes about 1 month to get it rented back out but we are now at 2 months since listing it and we have gone down on the listing price twice now we re now at 1550 for a beautiful 1/1  still filtering out looking for a tenant clear indication to me that people are realizing what’s about to happen starts to make you wonder am I price to high ?

I definitely believe the way I filtered my list, or lack of enough filtering, played a role in who was contacting me and how often. 

Clearly, HUD, state and local housing agencies (plus fire depts and municipalities) want to prevent landlords from packing in like sardines--unsafe, unsanitary, not enough space, parking etc...However, in the next breathe most of these authorities also prohibit discrimination against housing to families or children (unless a senior development or something)...

If the HVAC system has filters, change them and look for residue in the filter too.  

They have asked if I provide the water filter for the refrigerator water dispenser.

Relax, take a breath and continue doing business.

I wrote a scraper for my county database that pulled everything down into a database that I use for searching and filtering.

I performed annual inspections, serviced the the HVAC filter and smoke alarms, ect, so I was able to see the inside of the property every year and it always looked very well maintained.

She was having chest pain, severe headaches, nosebleeds couldn't lift her arms, joint pain, breathing problems, and all kinds of allergy problems.