The tenant interaction and house culture pieces become much more important.In my case I actually ran the property myself for the first year or so while figuring out the systems and expectations that made the environment work.

Offer a stronger 7+ day discount to encourage longer bookings that include weekday and discount the midweeks heavily. 

I frequently interact with developers and planners in my area.

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I am a residential investment loan officer and encourage you to utilize me as a resource to help you navigate through and become better educated about lending options for your clients.

There was a fairly responsive representative to interact with, and little direct contact with the tenant. 

While NH has implemented zoning changes and policies to encourage more supply to be built, there is still the fact which it is not known for major developments.

Every listing agent we interacted with went out of their way to reinforce the idea that buying a home in the Bay Area without an agent was just ‘not something people do.’

I am hearing that some are integrating AI to interact with tenants.

It's actually encouraging because it shows that there is still demand for something more expensive than what I have to offer.