Hey Everyone,I've run into a couple customers that have purchased homes with pools intending to rent them out with little to no idea on what it costs or how to budget for them.

If you start putting in custom or higher end finishes then 200K. also have an emergency fund for those unexpected findings.

@Jose Castillo I appreciate the customer service.

They then added a deck with an exterior entrance that leads to the attic and built a separate driveway for that space.Currently, we rent out the attic space on Airbnb and more than pay for our mortgage.Other home features:-Granite counter tops-Custom cabinetry-Hardwood floors throughout-Crown molding throughout-Front porch, patio, and deck-8ft SOLID privacy fence enclosing a HUGE backyard-2 driveways-As of 2009-- all new electric, plumbing to the street, roof, and HVAC.

They have powerful tools for tracking all of your expenses based on location and type and you can customize this to whatever fits your needs.

What are the best marketing strategies to get the customer to come to me?

@Mike M.From what I am seeing in Atlanta, there are a lot of customer cost associated at closing when they buy as well as when you buy from them.

The RentRedi customer service response is good.

We found a great electrician and HVAC company to work with who do great work and love repeat customers.

Changed the fixtures, appliances, custom faux painting throughout the home, accent walls, custom loft-style flooring on main.