So, why is McDonalds still spending billions on advertising?

So condo's can be a good deal if they are in an area that has a lot of vacation rentals and the municipality is all about tourism and space for visitors to stay.The biggest issue is the HOA.

We will have a website that grows as our portfolio grows, and the advertising will be completely online via sites like VRBO. 

Streeteasy allows NYC agents & landlords to advertise "no fee" rentals which many like to take advantage of to receive more inquiries, applications, and fill vacancies sooner.Right now, Streeteasy has 4,567 Brooklyn rentals listed and 3,196 are marketed as "no fee".In addition to this, section 8, cityfheps, and other rental assistance programs usually pay the broker fee instead of the landlord or tenant paying.Hope this helps!

@Jaylan Archer yes and would love to hear what Portsmouth is doing since so many municipalities look to it as the epicenter for tourism in the state. 

I would invest in a market that will sustain STRs and is a tourism destination. 

As a builder we control the cost and we can adjust to our clients budgets when possible, or provide additional turn key services as blinds, rent units, pre-rent units or let their property manager start advertising even before closing to give our clients the ability to make money right away!

As a builder we control the cost and we can adjust to our clients budgets when possible, or provide additional turn key services as blinds, rent units, pre-rent units or let their property manager start advertising even before closing to give our clients the ability to make money right away!

As long as your applicant is approved through your housing authority to pay what you advertised your unit for and as long as you don’t broker a side deal after the HAP contract is signed for additional rent you are OK to proceed.

You have people just flocking to your door to sell you their properties without you ever having to advertise?