Every real estate agent I've ever known has always wanted as much foot traffic through the place as SOON as its listed, maybe even have a few interested parties lined up before it's listed. 

It makes categorization of expenses easy , which helps stay organized for tax season.

Just wondering what your guys thoughts are if I should create a contract to agree upon that states approval for rental of the parking space on a month to month basis and the landlord (aka me) can cancel and reimburse the tenant for any unused days in the event of a new Tenant moving into the condo while we prepare the unit for cleaning, organizing and anything else that needs done before we officially rent it out.Looking forward to everyone's input and advice!

The higher end of that range would be appropriate for an RV park with daily traffic and a full package of amenities (pool, clubhouse, sport courts, premium landscaping, etc).

It can also lead to increase traffic and consumption of limited resources. 

Having the wrong mindset       Last but not least, you want to make sure you are being proactive and organized in your duties as a rental owner.

Most of them can’t organize the time effort and resources to pick their own nose .

It's not really about length of time, it's more about how the rate drops, offering concessions, and slower traffic.

A few days later I ran across the listing organically thought, it's not a bad deal... yes, the number is too high, but I think it could work if the seller is willing to come down.The issue I'm running into is that this area is almost entirely SFR.... with the exception of some duplexes and a small handful of tri's/quads, none of which have gone to market in the recent past.

Has anyone organized the podcasts from beginner to pro or something similar?