(easy to set up in the app), your prospective guests will see that as well.If you're brand new (and I'm sure you've heard this before), price slightly under your ideal pricing (which might by dynamic) or run promotions in order to get a few months of bookings and reviews.

We are getting ready to launch our first rental and we have a question about calling previous landlords when screening prospective tenants.

Most of the stuff I see prospective residents give me is total garbage you can buy online for $50.

As a commercial GC, I provide all prospective clients with two lists.

An exciting prospect.

But those who do the work consistently, especially under pressure, earn the outcome.

Showings may change to more virtual (which can be a possible issue if they can't come look at before signing a lease as they'll be more open to options & best fit - price, location, condition of home, allows pets, nice & safe area, etc.)The PM should still be vetting everyone & professionally screening them to make sure they meet the qualifications & standards (which can adjust too, but may open up to not as qualified people that can lead to uncertain outcomes)There's a ton of potential for risk of it not working out, then a lot more money being spent all trying to find someone..

The ability to move fast and lock in the opportunity is what made this deal profitable.What was the outcome?

If the space already has dedicated laundry hookups, adding a basic washer and dryer is usually a solid way to attract more applicants and reduce vacancy, especially in markets where renters prioritize in-unit laundry.Since the unit also needs a fridge, taking care of those essentials upfront makes the listing more complete and removes reasons for prospective tenants to hesitate.

• “What would a perfect outcome look like for you?”