Some people prefer to "stage " the home in the higher priced rental/sale market where as some people prefer to show the property vacant.It really depends on the market /area in which the property or you are catering to.Personally I don't stage anything, I prefer to show the property vacant so that prospective tenant can visualize the spacing and how their furniture can fit the space.

Hello Fellow Landlords, I am in the middle of renting my first house in the US and am in a rush to put my contract together for a prospective tenant.

I'm researching PMs in other markets we're considering buying in, and have seen some PM sites with info for prospective tenants.

This seems like a lot to me but maybe it is standard.My question is do I show the property to all 20 prospects and then have them fill out an application if they like the place or do I have them fill out an application and spend the non-refundable fee before they even know if they like the place?

The prospect of a jury trial significantly alters the balance of power in pretrial negotiations.

Only thing I can think of is ask the prospective seller (may or may not be accurate), or get virtual phone numbers for each business I am marketing at (kind of expensive).Any and all thoughts or suggestions are appreciated.

Today I visited my first rehab prospect.

I think you'll be fine- Most landlords would be delighted to have those extra days to prep the place for the next tenants and/or to show it to prospective tenants.

Banks, like courts, don't like thinking prospectively or hypothetically, they like dealing with concrete issues and problems.

I had lots of prospects for viewings a month or so ago but none connected.