I did advertise the unit on FF to see the amount of leads I can get.

I believe that things like utility (unless it is paid by the tenants), repair & maintenance, property taxes, insurances, advertising and leasing fees are included in the Operating Expenses.

Most of the advertised benefits, such as community access and mentorship, were restricted or removed unless I paid even more.

Also, advertisements must be under the Classifieds Forum.

I’m a landlord who tried TurboTenant because they advertise “free” listings, but the experience has been frustrating and disappointing from the start.Support is basically nonexistent unless you pay.The free version only gives you an automated bot, which is useless.

I’ve been hearing a lot about turnkey properties — homes that are already renovated, tenant-occupied, and ready to cash flow from day one.On paper, they sound like a stress-free way to get started (especially if you’re not local), but I’ve also read mixed opinions about whether they really perform as advertised once you factor in management fees, maintenance, and long-term expenses.For those who’ve bought turnkey rentals:Did the numbers hold up after your first year or two?

I’m a landlord who tried TurboTenant because they advertise “free” listings, but the experience has been frustrating and disappointing from the start.Support is basically nonexistent unless you pay.The free version only gives you an automated bot, which is useless.

The key is timing: advertise 60–90 days before move-in.

We had to do a full renovation before renting it out, and when we advertised it last spring, we had a lot of applications from people with very poor credit or very tight financial situations.

They have higher rates and hire fees than anyone by far, but make up for it with extra advertising spend to catch people that don't know any better.Also when I was shopping around for a home equity loan years ago the Rocket Loan officer told me that home equity loans weren't a thing that existed, only home equity lines of credit (Helocs).