Specify all tenant responsibilities, such as:Replacing thermostat batteries, Changing the air filter, and maintaining the cleanliness of the property.It's crucial that tenants understand these responsibilities to maintain a harmonious living environment and avoid any misunderstandings regarding their obligations.

I’ve seen arguments for all three:-Some say tourism boards are shifting focus away from 100% occupancy and pushing for “quality over quantity” (good for locals, maybe bad for investors).

As for reputation while working with a smaller capital pool, transparency helps a lot—position yourself as a relationship-based boutique lender who funds quality over quantity.

I've seen my investor clients keep text campaigns pretty targeted as they prefer quality over quantity.

Quality over quantity is what I ended up focusing on. 

Ensuring that co-applicants meet your standards helps maintain the property's value and fosters a harmonious living environment.

I've heard of Pace Mobey (which seems pretty self driven with modules which isn't what I want) and the creative finance playbook by Joe and Jen Dellefave (which I'm interested in, but lacks a quantity of reviews and also is over 10k to join.)

Remember, a thorough screening today can save you from future headaches, ensuring that your property remains a profitable and harmonious investment.

More houses are better, sure, generally, but start with quality (of home, tenant, ease, neighborhood) over quantity.  

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