For too many years they overcharged half of their customers and undercharged the other half.

It boils some to little things like customer service and knowing a closer that does a great job at staying on top of the file to make sure it closes smoothly and on time.  

If you haven’t staged any yet, stage your own home and take pictures for a start.What’s important to me is responsiveness, ability to get the job completed efficiently, having an eye for what style of furnishings will show off the property best, having inventory options and reasonable fees for the clients.Much success to you!

Big picture: low price points, steady low appreciation, easy to cash flow, low taxes, landlord-friendly.

The site makes it simple for guests to look at your availability on the calendar, pictures, information & rental agreement.

I hear your frustration, but having worked in customer facing roles for most of my career, it is very common for people to go radio silent.

Over the years I realized that no matter what the investors needs are or how many properties they own, at the end of the day there are only two types of property owners/investors.Correspondingly, there are two types of property management companies.1st Type Property Management Company: · Poor customer service on both owner’s and tenant’s side.· Lack of communication (Getting them on the phone feels like winning the lottery).· Dishonest.· Lower Fees on the front end when signing up for services.

Many real estate agents actually use them - it is more cost effective for agents to have the Transaction Coordinator do all the paperwork while the agents go out and find more customers/clients.

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Click through on this BP link:https://get.biggerpockets.com/...I was a long term Cozy customer and moved over to Apartments, due to customer migration after Cozy was acquired.