If and when possible, I like to purchase a property with furniture already and then swap with new pieces that fit my level of quality and comfort I want to provide to my guests.  

As far as value is concerned I always think that stick built will give you the most bang for your buck even though the quality of modular and manufactured is getting really good. 

Historically, organization has not been my greatest quality (to put it mildly), so I wanted to reach out to the BP community and see what agents here recommend.I currently like to break my work schedule into 3 categories: service existing deals first, service active clients second, and then block of a good portion of my afternoon to prospect for additional business.

Hey, so there is quickly grow a buyers list, or get quality buyers.HUGE difference there.So here is how I do my list.

He sells his personal model, I can't speak the the quality of it. 

When you are talking about a low cost SF home, it becomes easy to burn your year's worth of profits just traveling to provide some occasional quality control.   

You really need to think out of the box when it comes to SEO.Telling me to get citations, and put your keyword in the first 100 words, and do tier back linking... that is stuff that has been out forever.

I think that's overall healthy for the marketplace because it will allow all the PM companies to deliver better quality service to their clients and tenants, keep better care of the properties, etc - which improves the bottom line of the property owner.

I was able to consistently rent out a townhouse in midtown for several years to high quality tenants who could afford to pay on the higher end.

Anyone know of any good building materials supply companies, or other supply sources that offer similar quality to retailers like Home Depot, Lowe's, etc. at lower prices?