Aside from them making sure the property is secured, doors and windows locked.

Most modern screening platforms now combine those searches in one report and let the applicant pay directly, which removes your out-of-pocket cost.Credit alone doesn’t tell the full story, but when it’s paired with criminal, eviction, and verified income/employment data (pulled directly from payroll or bank connections), it gives you a much clearer risk picture.

This is an excellent platform for networking, making connections, and expanding your knowledge.

I learned a ton and now know what to look for when I need to look at something in those two platforms.

Depending on how much money you're willing to pay, it might make more financial sense to use another platform.

Quote from @Myro John Briones: Have you tried using the platform InvestorLift?

Focus on the MTR turnover (sometimes that time window can be short) and ask if they have SOP for cleaners that you can use or view, but also offer MTR weekly or monthly cleaning while the guest is there (owner might pay sometimes, MTR guest might appreciate and pay sometimes).

Enrique, this is an excellent breakdown — vacancy is easily overlooked as a cost, but it’s huge when it happens.A couple thoughts from my experience:Marketing + automation: Using professional photography, 3D tours, and multi-platform posting really does cut days on market.

For each month of vacancy, it will take you over 2 years to make the same revenue than if you rented it out for $75 less.Have you tried cross promoting on other platforms besides Zillow? 

Once you factor ~6% agent fees plus holding/closing costs, that “profit” window can shrink fast — you could easily eat up $20k+ right there.Couple things to think through before pulling the trigger:Run a detailed cost sheet.