Same goes for the pool area.

Because reliable service providers are so vital to your success, it's important that you ask the right questions to select the best possible housekeeper, handyman, landscaper, pool service, etc. for your vacation home.When interviewing prospective service providers for your vacation rental, here are some questions to address:1.

I have clients that reached out to me with a budget of $3600 a month to rent a modest 3/2 home with a pool.

My place is a 3 bed/2 bath with a pool. 

Great market for landlords, loads of applications, huge renters pool to choose from.

Its in an amazing community with a large pond and fountain, along with a huge pool and clubhouse and private gym  in the Chesapeake area. 

A four bedroom house a bit further off campus would cost the student less, but they wouldn't have sand volleyball and a pool.

Impressed with how they got in front of covid and pooled resources to help owners/tenants who had issues.

In DFW, you'll be competing with new construction, and most people who want a house could afford it, so the pool of potential buyers is smaller.

You need to reassure him that you can close by being honest and letting him know that you have a pool of investors that can close.