If you have them e-sign they are never going to read more than date and rent amount.

@Lars Hartvig Kristiansen - great question and congrats on getting theming going - I've found that when building a team starting first with making sure your values are aligned and you can trust the person is paramount in importance  

The ones that do well are the ones that stand out — themed homes, heated pools, game rooms, great photography, and top-tier management.

Having a theme room or curating your house / seperating from the norm does help your listing stand out and bring in that unique experience for guests. 

We even skipped a traditional wedding and used that money toward our next property.

The theme right now is patience.

This one feels to follow a theme more like 70's/80's.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: Lots of posts about people running with money etc and ghosting people here on BPWhile some deals have gone bad- one thing that is sticking out with those who ghost are their experienceLooking at this persons LinkedIn profile they started around 2020 (while having real estate background but not running a company) - this is a similar theme with many of the others.

An almost universal theme reported by those who had pizz-poor results and experience with an agent is they, the uninformed NON-professional property owner, said all the things they hoped and wished for, thought and expected, and they agent simply regurgitated a "Yeah, sure, 100%, we can make all that happen". 

Let over 7000 in charges to some wedding registry go through BofA was the one who got us out of that issue.