@Theresa HarrisI have it posted again as of this morning, and I reached out to those I had cancelled the Saturday showing.Of the people who I showed already, the ones who signed the lease were the only ones who had the credit and income / no pets to qualify.But because I thought I had it rented I stopped responding to all the emails/ phone calls for the last 3 days.I want to be fair, to both of us.

I wish I would of had an email capture tool like StayFi earlier so I could capture guests emails and direct them to a direct booking site in years to come.

@Chi TaI called and emailed around lately.

@Kaylan HaightI can email you the ones I use (I virtually wholesale) I’ve used them in over 6 states ..message me

Way more hassle than it's worth.I've got a couple emails out to a few firms just to give it a shot but if, as you say, the costs of retaining a licensed IAR are anything but very low, my odds are low.For the benefit of those reading in the future, I'll give a bit of background: I confused not needing a sponsor to take the test with not needing an RIA to hang my license under to be officially licensed.

@Sandra Helena Holtz Ivarsson we recommend that all investors of partnerships or companies that will be making offer have a company (or investor) one-sheet which goes over the goals and then as I said, in the email, you want to explain why you came to this price.

We currently have a situation where we don't have nearly enough SF rental listings - I had 52 emails within 24 hours on a recent rental listing, even though we had increased the rent.

My recommendation for your first year is to team up with someone who's been in the business for a while and be open to doing the grunt work while you learn.A typical day for us consists of sometime in the home office following up on calls, emails, tasks.....

PeterSend me DM with your email and I’ll make an introduction. 

I called 3 realtors and they each have me on their automated email lists.