There's a good rental demand and the property prices are going up.

We actually always keep an eye out for properties near hospitals, there is a lot of business surrounding hospitals and a constant flow for demand.

First, you want to use the most profitable time of year for personal use, but still have strong demand the remaining time of year.

Now she's demanding repairs...

If you really want to do your due diligence, call up a local realtor and ask them some questions about property value, how long stuff sits on the market, rental demand, etc.

Me personally, I like charging less, receiving more inquiries, having more demand which allows better screening.I ask a lot of questions before I even consider them coming to see the house.

Try different meetups and set a goal for how many you'd like to attend each month/quarter.Lastly, if you could supplement your direct mail efforts with cold calling those same leads, you'll have a better chance of conversion.

I would look toward what the lower side of the market is demanding for those type units to be conservative.

You could have the coolest neatest product but if it’s in a bad location it will greatly affect the value in the demand.

That's your workaround.I would find it hard to believe that a bank would refuse to provide a payoff demand as its a federal requirement to provide said demand within 7 days of the request.