Such as, top of OTA listing description, house rules & policies page on listing, check in notes given a week before arrival, welcome sign in kitchen and welcome book in property.

I have met a few folks from the Bay Area recently, who are working from home and living here now (with their retired parents).Hopefully that helps.

There is an old joke about how you can determine if a tenant is lying....I don't need a novel from applicants (in fact, accepting written descriptions of their situation, family makeup and issues, etc. is now frowned upon, if not outright rejected, from Buyers in a property purchase situation, as a potential Fair Housing problem), I just need basic facts, and one or more full page legitimate supporting documents that can be verified.

The pictures and description are not great. 

I guess you would classify that lender as a #2 type in @Nick Conley's descriptions. 

I read some threads about this a while ago but I never found a comprehensive guide either.I actually met a guy at the REIA tonight who only "advertises" by door knocking.

I would have 30 photos, long description of the property, amenities/location, jobs reports, positive things about the subject that you are certain are exact.

People who admire things with inaccurate descriptions.

Hi @Sravan Gundu, thanks for giving us a brief description of what it is that you're looking to accomplish.

Y/N Can you give a brief description (ages/breeds/sizes)a.If YES and dog/cat meets criteria.Another requirement is us meeting your dog and making sure it gets along with our dog, will you be willing to do this?