How did you implement it?

The benefit of having an architect as part of the team, is speed of implementation.

There are many filters for properties that were removed from the market, owners' names, owner's addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, loan documents that show a history of loans and loan balances and the website is amazing.There is no need to purchase a canned list from some other company because 25% to 30% of the records are outdated and you don't get all the information e.g. loan documents, phone numbers, etc.Like everything we do on this planet, people can tell you what to do, but actually implementing what you are told to do can be daunting and frustrating.

I'm thinking of implementing a few of the ideas below to better screen for tenant cleanliness and wanted to get everyone's thoughts on the suggestions as well as anything others are doing to screen for cleanliness. 1.)

I have implemented an 8% rent increase to account for this increase.

Without implementing short-term and long-term rentals is very hard to cash flow right now.  

My year one vacancy was 50% 😀 but I didn’t care, it was required to implement the plan as I saw best.Hope this helps…..vacancy isn’t a fixed number……think about the property and what you want to do, come up with a game plan and then once that is decided you can determine vacancy.

@Peter MacKercher We have also been using RingCentral for about 3 years now, and while it does offer a lot of great features (texting, integrated fax), many of them fall just short in implementation.  

Perhaps one of the most important characteristic in your search is someone who can help implement a tax and your business strategies.

You're looking to implement house rules.