.- Nearly always (unless your home is like a staged new construction model home) staging - meaning even if you have your own items in the home, usually moving things around, removing some, replacing others with rental items if the original items make the rooms look too small or dated, adding/replacing decor and art work, making sure flow and decor maximize space and positive features, repainting walls if the paint color is lowering appeal.- Same concept for outside.- Professional grade photos.- Pricing that takes into account your home's unique features, which could mean going higher or lower than just lumping it in with the mix of comps that appear to be similar.This is agent specific and not necessarily related to a specific company, I see high end 'premier' listings poorly marketed by mainstream traditional companies sometimes and some 'budget' agencies where the agent just did a great job with this stuff. 

This is a very direct and crucial step in due diligence.

One of my favorite features on youtube is the sort by view count feature.

I would suggest being prepared for all scenarios, since there currently is a lot of unkown and begin prioritizing features you like, as well as get an idea on what companies could be a good fit.  

Also added smart features such as smart outlets and networking components to make this home both Google and Amazon ready.

That way, you can always glance and your report and see what upgrades/features that particular unit has.Thanks!

I like 2 of their features......The first is the Eco feature which turns the AC up to a predetermined level when the space is unoccupied.   

I'm looking for a bank that's easy to work with for capturing payments, wire transfers, running financial reports, ease of use with QuickBooks, multiple accounts for heavy transactions, debit card benefits, good credit card, and other features you find really helpful.Thanks!

Knowing what you want is crucial so you’re already on the right track!

Hey guys, just a quick bit of food for thought and discussion.I understand that screening tenants is crucial nowadays but I am starting to think that going with a month to month lease agreement for new tenants will be a good way to counteract the effects of COVID.