@Kevin Kraver I service the metro Detroit area.

We offer a very high quality management service.  

How do we determine if the HOA will even allow for these hospitality services? 

I also think they want to take over the listing service from local MLS's, Zillow now has three times the traffic of Realtor.com.Originally posted by @Brian M.

You want a larger office, with LOTS of agents and sales--more likely to have a good, well-managed training system in place.Next, find out what parts of your town have the highest turnover--look for the volume first, the higher priced properties will come along after you get some listings and sales under your belt.Find your comfort zone, area and price and typical kind of folks that live there. 

I am not 100% on how accurate this service is as of yet, but it seems to be much better than CoStar in this niche.I have been cold calling MFU owners for 3 years now and Reonomy seems to be the most promising option I have found thus far.

You shouldn't accept separate payments, especially if it is an online service where people can all sign in and pay individually.

I need to be close to a train station that's within 30-40 min to NYC not only for investment purposes, but also for my wife's commute to work.

I am looking at a beautiful 4 bedroom 2 bathroom home with finished basement near a University I would like to rent out for Student housing. 2 miles from a train station, 5 blocks from the University entrance.

Has anyone used the BP Marketplace Foreclosures subscription service, and if so, have you found value in it?