Fill out all the forms; organize, document and file all the receipts, etc.; and he just reviews them for me and points out deductions that I may be missing.  

I keep the applications at the rental property and those interested can take them home to fill them out (folks rarely bring their income statements with them and these are required to complete the application).Typically those that tell me "we have several more houses to view" are telling me (politely) they aren't interested in my rental.I don't hold my breath for those who take an application and say they'll be getting back to me "soon".I take a book to read while I wait (I'm currently reading Evictions) and to pass the time for the no shows. 

My personal experience had lead to me to this conclusion, to which i welcome challenges:  People really don't care WHO you are AT FIRST, all they want is a home/apt to rent/buy.The ONLY thing that matters when it comes to filling your properties is letting the world know it's available to be rented.  

It starts and ends regardless of the borrower's inquiry into additional account relief through modification or their success or lack thereof with delivering the hardship packet back.While the loan is being forebear the borrowers were delivered a hardship packet which needs to be filled out and compiled and turned in.  

That would fill a book and it would not be useful to you because we are not the same, do not share the same goals, talents, skills or experience. 

Vacancy seems a bit high too, you are expecting each unit to turn over once a year and take a month+ to fill?

Real Estate is the only business that allows me to monetize my passion for architecture, design and my crazy diy skills, while filling a need in the marketplace.

I think that we have to screen our tenants better here, but at the same time we have many more tenants available to us and we tend to fill units quickly even in down markets.

Do you have applications that they have filled out?  

I see that they sell their packages as bulk minutes, just wondering what the average amount of minutes is for the basic seller lead questionnaire that is being filled out by one of their agents.