The voice-mails are very low in quality, but the email inquiries have been pretty good.

I agree, it would depend on the type of property you manage, lower quality may require a lot of time involvment, may not be worth it.

@Jeremy Davis you're just a Stone's throw away.I worry about the discrimination aspect, however my plan/goal is to create transparent guidelines for our judging criteria that will help insure quality tenants (kind of leaning towards a points based system).

Plus the word doesn't contribute to positive brand identification on the retail buyer side, especially for someone with intent to create a quality product.

Again, maybe just luck because of the type and quality of paper HSBC is dealing with.For me the sub2 and discounted payoff is just another possible tool.

We have a good quality blue carpet in the home currently and are trying to decide whether to keep it, replace it with a more neutral color or replace with some form of wood flooring, laminate flooring or tile flooring throughout.

The problems that you'll have and need to learn how to resolve will help you learn to either like the crappy tenant business and look for more, similar properties, or buy properties in better areas attracting a higher quality tenant, or become a note investor.

Everyone has their own take on social media, and I am no expert on the subject but I will tell you my experience.In general, the quality of the invitation dictates the quality of the response.

This is for a little lower quality property than my others.They all arent good, but that's sorta to be expected when people are in the long term rental market.

I have turned properties within a week and good tenants literally line up around here with good marketing and a quality unit.