The home was located in a country club with extremely high monthly HOA fees, and there just weren't a ton of buyers in the market.So the house sat on the market for about 9 months before we decided that we had to do something drastic to catch the attention of the few potential buyers that did come through the house.

This avoids drawing any attention to the issue when they are not accepted. 

I brought this to the attention of my lender, as I could have sworn that I had shared my plan to rent out rooms from the very beginning!

A good agent needs to be more attentive.3.

The Agency’s investigations are complaint driven, so we rely heavily on the public, and our licensees to bring these individuals to our attention.

Thanks for the mention.I like the word "prolific" and am actually based in Toledo, Ohio where I do 99% of my deals.Every other property that I own (Mostly out of country), I have visited/lived in the area so I would consider those locations my "second home".I'm super glad that my blog got everyone's attention and made them stop and think.I've been in the business long enough to see way to many horror stories.In particularly ones with out of state investors thinking they can do it/run it better than a local investor can.I don't claim to be right but am always happy sharing my opinions in a passionate way through my video blogs.Much success

But, since I'm moving from California where they're very attentive to those kinds of things, I'm doing everything I can to establish my new residency in TN.I defer my opinion to others who have actually lived in TN for awhile. :) 

They are best for your properties bringing in $1000 or more in rent because of the attention to detail and inspections on each property.

As for the violation send a 3 notice to cure and hopefully that gets their attention. 

There's been some attention given to simple ratio of rent vs. sales price (both broadly/generically, but on an individual property basis).