My question is: why would you or would you not use elevator digital advertisements?

Many companies advertise the Wyoming or Nevada LLC option for various reasons.

The opposite would be true if the cap rate is rising or if already at double digits this could indicate something fundamental is off with that hood already.

You might want to look in to where events like the aforemention happened and then advertise the tiny home near that event site and if you get a bite you could then find a temp site, if you cant find a site you can let the customer know it won't be available this year or whatever you decide to say, In this way you wouldn't be moving it unnessecarily and if you plan your calendar right it would minimize the number of moves you'd make with the tiny home,  It's just one girls thoughts best of luck to youMelissa

The Indiana Business Journal published an article on the Landlord Registry System:Indiana Business JournalCity council acts to close loopholes in landlord registry systemJune 5, 2017Hayleigh ColomboThe city of Indianapolis is hoping to get derelict property owners into shape with new changes to its landlord registry.The Indianapolis City-County Council on Monday night approved changes to the registry it first passed back in 2014 to "close the loopholes" in the current system, said Vice President Zach Adamson.That meant changing the definition of a rental to include units advertised as rentals and units offered for sale as rent-to-own properties.

I'm trying to figure what the best way to advertise would be i.e.. google Adwords, Facebook ads, SEO.Any info would be greatly appreciated.Thanks

.= Allows me to store information/photos about the units and advertise them easily as vacancies occur.= Allows tenants to fill out and submit a rental application and pay the application fee= Provides credit reports and background checks= Accepts rental payments and late fees= Allows me to communicate with tenants= Keeps track of documents (leases, move-in inspections and the like)= Has a mobile appAny suggestions? 

I'm not familiar with the area too much, so forgive my ignorance, but 100K/unit seems higher than many buildings I've seen advertised, both on this site and others.

Look for the post from the unlicensed broker that got a bid approved, started advertising on craigslist, and got a call threatening a cease and desist.

@Jonathan Johnson - reviews.com is not an actual review site - they just are advertisements is all.