If it's rural, would there be an audience of renters?

But if the two values are the same over the lease term, I'd say concessions is usually cheaper and more logical.

We target the right audience (SEO), and we come across as credible, and this means they trust us.

People buying need to keep in mind the target audience a lot of young nurses in health care are not going to want to stay in the highest crime rate area of the city so pick carefully for the group you are targeting.

A massive step beyond google search, but certainly not sentient yet either.I'll take a stab at explaining my understanding of what goes on under the hood: 1) Large language model chatbots (like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc) turn the text you type into numbers (vectors).2)Then they use advanced algorithms to understand the contextual relationships between those numbers. 3) Finally, they synthesize a response based on that understanding.The responses can appear creative and downright impressive because they are considering a massive amount of information, logical relationships between words and context that the human brain is simply not equipped to handle itself.

Just a headline, quick proof, a short form, and a clear promise.Why agents and investors should careDirect path into your pipeline with less ad wasteEasy to match to one audience and one offerHigher conversion than a homepage with ten linksSimple to test, measure, and improveResults you can expect when built rightMore email opt-ins for market updatesMore seller inquiries from home value offersMore buyer consults from guide downloadsCleaner data that flows into your CRM and follow upsHow to Do It RightStep 1: Pick one offerChoose a problem that your audience already wants solved.

The logic of their website uses the address of the property to determine who is a new customer.

I was speaking at a RIA event in LA one time and I asked the audience about 100 folks who did private lending over half the room raised their hands.. just have to go to these events and keep networking easy to find someone. 

Your logic is solid to prefer sleep-at-night cash flow, but tighten the underwriting before you move: verify true market rent, vacancy, PM fee, insurance, utilities, and HOA reserves; HOAs can spike assessments and cap rentals, so read minutes and rules.

Give updates on properties you’ve looked at or analyzed to keep your audience engaged, so when they stumble upon a potential situation, you are the first one they think of.Good luck!