I've often heard BP use the terms "Cash Flow markets" and "Appreciation markets", and they are generally referring to low-priced markets as "Cash Flow" and high-priced markets as "Appreciation". 

If I were you, I'd either find another company, or get a trailer and a helper and go pick them up yourself at Lowes or Home Depot.

For my small size it seemed unnecessary and I didn't see the benefit in the small companies for a small time guy like myself.What I do is I can collect rent through Venmo (free), I have a tennant application embedded into my website (cognito forms...also free) I screen tennants through mysmartmove.com (Transunion's company gives you credit report, background, criminal, eviction etc. and tennant pays for the screening so also free.) 

I moved from NorCal to live and invest in Reno, NV because I still wanted to be close to the Bay Area but wanted to have much more favorable landlord/tenant laws, low property taxes (that don't reassess on the sale), consistent diversified job growth, and land constraints for higher appreciation. 

I'm in New Hampshire.My net worth is pretty good because I own this and another STR condo outright but I'm low on cash flow due to prior rehab and just coming out of the slow season.

I wonder if a hard money lender would give you a year at 8-12% interest because you have such a low LTV?

But rates are killing the housing market, which is at historically low inventories.

Or like now when the ROI on bricks and mortar is so low because of interest rates. 

Each time it rained hard, water would rush down the hill and go into my basement via a too low window well.

I have a prospective tenant that filled out an application.However I need some advice on qualifying this individual.The current rent is 3600The applicant is a family The Spouse doesnt work The main applicant gross W2 income is around $10000 monthThe monthly net income is $5700No car loan's No credit cards balancesThey pay $800 month on a personal loan.Since a rent check is written after net income is received.