Had she just spent a chunk on a competent property manager, that house would still be bringing her a few hundred bucks a month -- certainly more than zero.This is not a paid advertisement, it is just a true story that I had to share someplace. 

Then I found another one, had him a short while, then he caught the political bug, and joined a campaign for a politician, and then went into politics himself.I was on my own for a few years, bought a few rentals, then a business.

To do this you will need four things: 1) a strong test ad in due diligence to prove that the demand is there 2) a dealer's license and an agreement to participate in the 21st Morgage's CASH program 3) the capital to make the necessary renovations to sell the home and 4) the knowledge and the ability to advertise, show and sell homes.There's no reason to fear the occasional loss of existing residents as long as you are prepared to replace them.

Ryan,A few things:1) check out the regulations in your local area for setting up RAL (btw, they may be called something else as RAL is not official title and they tend to have different names in different states.)2) consider reaching out and posting it with the agencies that sell businesses such as bizbuysell and advertise it there. this step assumes you've completed step #1 and know what this facility is called and it is actually allowed to have in your type of house.Originally posted by @Ryan Miller:Let me know how this turns out.

Biggest problem with this side of the biz is honesty, don’t commit fraud or advertise fraudulently.

My work around was to generate a small drip campaign and have my assistant copy and paste the guest's information into the CRM each time they book.

I have a unit in a duplex advertised at various websites and yesterday I had a lead emailed to me from one of the sites I use to advertise.

Here's the link to our property so you can see the quality (please don't misconstrue this as advertising as I'm only sharing to show course results in our case). 

Notes could be argued to be similarly conservative and the note investors I'm familiar with advertise that they buy at 12% yield minimum.

Originally posted by @Vamos Latam:This is dangerously close to being an advertisement.