One of the Richmond organization hosts free seminars for landlords to properly learn the law.For those of us that use property managers, we are not off the hook.

The old manager only marketed through Facebook so we were missing a significant amount of traffic that could have been driven to the property using other avenues to market the property.

I couldn't resist the curiosity and purchased the detail report, something came up was:1) there was a traffic Minor Offenses (turned out to be true after verifying the country record)2) a couple of dismissed bankruptcy filing around 2008~2009, (not sure where to check on this). 

I have always heard the 35% rule is the rule to use for lead conversion to lease signing but nowadays with so much click traffic and garbage leads (for us anyway), it is hard to use any set rule.

For a laundry mat to be succesful it needs to be in a location with a lot of traffic.  

I have been listening to as many podcasts as I can on my drive to work stuck in traffic and reading David Greene’s book on long distance investing.

Traffic?

It’s a shame he’s not part of the bigger pockets organization in some way .

You can still have a quick turnover just be organized and follow through with everything the day they move out.

For example in 2001, as the events of September 11th happened and the world stood still, I was completing a home I had been building for the previous 15 months.Just as the air traffic was frozen, so was the real estate market and, as a result, I couldn’t sell my primary residence which would have enabled us to have the needed down payment to purchase our new home.