Increasing vacancy often means keeping rents low and offering concessions.And while you will sometimes see "merchant builder" developers self manage with their lean team to just get a deal ready to sell, this deal is managed by Willow Bridge, who manages 180,000 units.  

That will take a good amount of the process off your hands.

The best tip I can give you ask a flipper or a new construction home builder if you can shadow an entire project, maybe run errands for them and deliver supplies to the job.Get on the job every day, best way to learn the process, every municipality is a little different, my experince is from Milwaukee, I would have to learn a lot, even if it were close by like Chicago.

The feed back I have gotten from potential tenants is that CRM has a difficult application and showing process.

I'll jump in here with some actual usage data.I have 250 units on stayfi and have been running it for a couple of years now.I initially got it to simplify my wifi login process... 

I'm trying to refinance so that I can free up my funds from my credit line that I bought the property with, so that I can repeat the whole process with another property.

Good afternoon,I'm looking at a property listed for $52,000 in the 19134 area of Philadelphia, where similar properties are selling between $50,000 to $75,000.

Plus is your buyer is using FHA you need to hold on to the property for 90 days to sell it. 

There are very few condo units selling sub $1M, and I really don't want to spend much more than that.Hawaii is a year-round rental area, so shooting for 80-90% occupancy seems do-able.

We currently owe $113,000 and if sold today, we could sell it for $185,000.