In Eastern Europe there were bathrooms in homes where the entire floor (plus most of the walls) was tiled like the shower, leading to a drain in the middle of the bathroom, meaning a shower curtain is a matter of preference (some people like to keep the steam in, or might have bathroom electronics out on the sink, but it's not considered "necessary" as it is in our "standard" bathrooms), so this isn't even necessarily limited to folks from the "3rd world."

.- There is mold according to the agent- I asked about lead paint and asbestos but agent wasn’t forthcoming (or didn’t know).- Building was built in 1940, all brick- There’s a loading dock and large garage door in back.

This rental has been on the market for 15 days and after 48 leads no one has qualified.

This disappointing approach seems like something which wouldn't happen under Josh's watch.I have nothing against anyone wishing to generate income.

I know it all depends on my relationship with the person, as well as the % I am asking.If you are in a really hot market, would you take in quality leads from a referral agent if they are asking for 25%?

I do a few flips a year to pay the bills, to keep a team busy, and to generate capital to buy a few more rentals. 

Direct mail marketing is a great way to get leads.

Not sure of how my mother's eventual passing, will change that, but I anticipate that he might feel that her passing eliminates the need to generate income from that unit, and he can resume a rent free status.

Thanks Marcony for the lead .

Not a single lead...