I definitely agree that it’s given me more metrics to measure a deal by.

With that said what is the best way to encourage / insert / enforce compliance measures like quality, timelines, cost, etc.

I would also consider the appreciation you will be gaining and I would look to measure that asap.

Knox has lowered the rental asking from $1850 to $1750 but we have even less traffic past week.I need to take drastic measures to assist to locate a good tenant. 

The problem is that agent's have too much incentives to just be "social media star's" and honesty that is 100% the consumers fault, it's there fault hiring poorly, using really dumb measures for deciding whom they hire for the job of agent. 

I was very nervous being pregnant with the risk of exposure to asbestos while I lived in the unit I was renovated but took extra measures to be safe.

When people get in a desperate situation they take desperate measures, and if they feel like the landlord is not sensitive at all to their situation along with all the rest of the world (true or not it is how they feel), they will often times be very difficult, and the eviction will rarely end up in a good situation for the landlord.

If exact square footage is of importance to you, measure in the future.

A drive to any one of your locations now costs two to three times what it did last summer.Through in that gasoline cost and add in food, shelter and nearly every other cost going through the roof and families are panicking.Inflation, as measured in 1980 (thank you shadowsats.com) is running nearly 16%!

I've been doing this for about 2 weeks now for 2-4 hours a day, but I have yet to make any measurable progress (no leads at all!).