Then have contact information on website with applications and etc. 

Is your DSCR ratio greater than 1-meaning are you cash flowing (according to the lender's criteria of mortgage, property taxes and insurance (and HOA) if applicable).

These figures suggest the labor market remains resilient despite seasonal fluctuations, giving policymakers room to weigh inflation progress against employment strength before making their next move.Markets responded decisively.

We had a chance to vet them and interview them (phone and in-person) prior to moving forward with the rental application. 

I just had my first applicant, for a month in the spring.

@Spencer Gysi It has its quirks (sometimes it asks applicants for a unit code which is not publicly available), but for the most part it is still very good relative to the price compared with the big companies.

Beyond the significant expense involved, this project is likely to become extremely challenging whether your intention is to occupy the property or rent it.With winter now underway, meaningful work would be delayed until spring, resulting in ongoing holding costs without any real progress.

My background includes several years supporting property management and real estate brokerage operations, with a strong focus on systems, organization, and operational efficiency.Some areas I’ve been involved in:Leasing support and application screeningMaintenance request coordination and work order trackingCRM management and internal system organizationWorkflow automation using tools like Google Workspace, Zapier, and form-based systemsImproving internal processes to reduce manual work and improve follow-upI recently had to step away from work temporarily due to family matters, which are now resolved.

I’m mid rehab on a BRRRR and trying to tighten up ops.
Receipts/invoices scattered, photos everywhere, and the budget becomes a “catch up later” spreadsheet.
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Meanwhile, similar homes that are clean, neutral, and move-in ready are getting applications fast even when rent is slightly higher.It feels like tenants right now are more selective and willing to pay a bit more to avoid projects or headaches.For owners or investors active in this market are you seeing the same thing, or am I overthinking it?