I would caution you that lined up to see and high quality applicants that are ready to move in are another.  

I just rented a house that had 15-20 applicants and the couple I rented to had been looking for a place since last June.  

The applicants are an unmarried couple with a two year old.

Only thing I feel bad because I make everyone pay an application fee that covers the credit and background.

I don't want to sell out property in New Hampshire for numerous reasons but it is the only option I can think of. 

I've worked with her numerous times.

I just moved here from Los Angeles and am currently go through the pre-licensing while the dbpr processes my prints and application.

I currently have numerous emails piling up but I can't figure out how to get them organized and into a database from income emails.I also try redirecting traffic to my website to capture their information there because I don't have bandwidth.

There are numerous pitfalls you must mitigate to succeed like, interest rate hikes, market dynamics, rents/vacancies.

We have done this numerous times on our properties.