For now it doesn't deter me from continuing to invest in Atlanta.

For example: "Subject to 14 day inspection", or "Buyer shall receive key to the property and have the right to show to any prospective occupants."

You have to pay for it, but the list can be used mulltiple times for your campaigns.You can go into listsource's website and play around (free) by putting in parameters to get a count of prospects.

So that small incentive is the only one I'll do early in the lease term.Sometimes a prospect will come along and really want something simple.

Now we're getting established here, and excited about the prospects.

Im selling an old restaurnt from the 30's and the prospective buyer went to the city and they lead with the upgrades.

I thought by having one of their mom's sign on the lease as a responsible party that it would deter them from causing any major damage.

I've accepted that finding a profitable rental in the city is a pretty unlikely prospect without serious investment $$ in big buildings or in up and coming areas of DC that have not yet appreciated to the values of the hot parts of DC.

If its "only wallpaper", you would be FAR better off replacing it with something more neutral than telling prospective buyers "its only wallpaper".

Lets say for example you go to look at a prospective house to buy and you notice that the plumbing is in poor shape, if you have worked with your plumber in the past you will know how easy or difficult this task will be to accomplish.