Most tenants could really care less who there landlord is, what they care about is do things get fixed on time is the property maintained well.

(1st 30 days would be free btw)you can buy all the beacons you want (and doesn't have to be from me) They range from $20 - $30 per beacon as a one time costI would be delivering the SaaS software as a monthly service.If the beacon advertising landed you 1 or 2 extra sales per year, what would be a fair price.

They certainly make the buying process very easy and fairly stress free.

Most important things to learn with getting started are realistic expectations for rate of return and expenses and working out financing, after that the rest is fairly basic.

So your options are fairly limited.

I am a fairly new agent, and have had some luck on my own with clients, but am not where I want to be with my business.

It's a fairly simple process.

Would it be fair to landlord?

How do you know what he is charging you is fair market?

However, we figure since we are purchasing a duplex near the college, it shouldn't be difficult for the management company to maintain a steady flow of tenants.