It's easy to plug in the numbers and get the "what if I paid this..." results in a nanosecond.   

I got into real estate as a licensed salesperson and worked my butt off. 

Seriously, it's extremely easy to renew a lease. 2 emails and like 2 minutes to plug in the new terms in an addendum, and you want like $750? 

We have worked up to 3 years to get to a yes with periodic follow ups w/o being a pain in the butt. 

We have two STR focus groups in the area, which I recommend you get involved with, before you pull the plug on a property.

Now you haven’t paid any utilities during vacancy, landscaping, or any other expenses like repairs, warranty, tenant turnover and so forth. so $2,100-$2200 in rental rate sounds awesome… until you actually start plugging numbers.

The result is not true competition but rather agents busting their butt only to be repeatedly shorted my their "foreign investor" who don't follow through.

Someone I can walk the property with if need be and is plugged in to local trends. 

"The sun shines up even a dogs' butt every once in a while"I know people who purchased 1 to 5 homes in the 1970's for $49,000 to $180,000 and if a person had purchased 5 homes back in the 1970's and 1980's they would be worth about $3.5 million today.

I'll make sure to plug you.