Every property we lease is on Zillow, apartments.com, Tulia, and hot pads.

We often require prospects to apply before they can see a property - yes, we lose some qualified prospects, but we win bigger via weeding out unqualified time-wasters.We charge a $25 app fee which only covers our hard costs for screening report, so no refund issues.Can't see how the 2nd fee would go over well, unless you are in a super hot market.

Market is hot so usually it doesn't sell less than list.

Spring is a hot single-family market, Katy, Baytown, Pearland.

Probably 15-20 were looking for section 8 so that size house might be a hot commodity to look into.

New geothermal furnace 2013(warranty transferable (heat in winter air conditioner in summer) with hot water assist,jetted tub, 1 4pc bath I 2pc en-suite 1 2pc( toilet,sink) in laundry basement, New flooring in bedrooms 2013!

Plano and Richardson remain hot.

On top of it, my target market would be starters/couples, and in the good neighborhoods they can only afford an apartment below the regulated threshold.... (1500 eur or so, which gets you a 65m2 apartment I'm the hot rental market).Den Haag seems indeed more attractive than in 2009 when we bought our place there.

Anyone can buy out of state cash flow, hardly anyone can buy a hot market NYC duplex to live in.

You happen to be in a pretty hot market right now and I'm sure you won't have any problem connecting with locals here on the site.