I'd be happy to connect with you and learn more about your investment objectives!

If they have objections to paying for their own utilities, they are no longer a potential tenant.

At the end of the day, I think it boils down to your investment objective.

Think of my presentation as a uniform I put on just for BiggerPockets to express what brought me to this point.These days I don't get sad about the past, I get angry about obstacles or objections to my plans and then savor the feeling of imagining myself crushing through them.

For example there are filings by Peerstreet already that objections are due by July 11th.

🙌There are various levels of goals, and here are some examples:Company Objectives: These are the big-picture aims that set the course and vision for the entire organization.

True, don't dazzle them, just show the money and the benefits, meet the needs and overcome objections.

By having predefined criteria in place, landlords can make objective decisions based on consistent standards, which not only simplifies the screening process but also helps maintain fairness and transparency for all prospective tenants.Compliance with Fair Housing Laws:It is essential for landlords to understand the significance of adhering to fair housing laws during the tenant screening process to prevent any form of discrimination.

Golden handcuffs, shiny object syndrome, whatever you want to call it.

This narrows down the options and helps investors focus on properties that align with their objectives.