Hey Ben,Totally normal — two weeks with lots of inquiries but no bookings yet happens all the time when you’re new to mid-term rentals.

They’ll take care of marketing the property, handling all inquiries, screening potential tenants, and drafting a professional lease saving you a ton of time and ensuring everything is done by the book.We offer this exact service and it’s been a great solution for owners who prefer to self-manage once a tenant is in place.

Nomad starts at 4% with optional extra fees for inquiries/showings.  

Many clients hold back out of concern that questioning a service providers approach may seem disrespectful, but thoughtful inquiry is a critical component of diligence and personal education/growth.

Another reason to consider using an agent is that it may not be the best/most efficient use of your time to field calls, set appointments, and answer questions from every inquiry. 

They’ll handle all the heavy lifting for you, marketing the property across multiple platforms, screening applicants, managing inquiries, and writing a strong lease.It’s a great way to get the home rented quickly while still giving you a chance to learn the process firsthand.

I’ve looked at federal common law super wazoo trusts. 

Curious, did you notice more serious applicants after the price change, or just more inquiries overall?

@Suhaib Rehman We're a PMC in Metro Detroit, managing almost 700 doors, in business for 20+ years.So, we may know a thing or two about your query.We get maybe 1-2 inquiries a year that meet what you're looking for. 

A lot of landlords use similar renter requirements though.When you get inquiries, be sure to pre-screen the renters by asking if they meet the requirements for income, credit score, or whatever else you have before scheduling showings.Be sure that you are complying with local, state, and federal laws.