Don't look now but the FED meets tomorrow and is highly anticipated to reduce the FED Funds rate further by .25%Most Mortgage lenders have already priced this adjustment into scenarios which is why mortgage rates hit ...

I’m exploring whether AI could help cut down on the back-and-forth, but trying to validate whether RFTA is actually the biggest bottleneck.For landlords here who take vouchers - what slows you down the most?

Fees should be clearly stated in writing, easy to understand, and justifiable.

I'm clearly not picking the right properties and do not want to repeat this.

Could be anything —• A screening question you added• A maintenance workflow that saved you headaches• A tool/software feature you discovered• Something you implemented with tenants that reduced calls• Or even just something simple that improved your sanity 😅I’ll start: For me, adding a required “hold fee” for out-of-state applicants dramatically cut down on last-minute drop-offs.

Money markets priced in a slightly higher probability of a rate cut in early 2026, as the data reinforced a narrative of slowing but resilient labor conditions.

You can't cut many corners.

They are clearly revenue driven and not concerned about customer experience.

I agree with you though, partial is never gonna work.In this instance, I think a long term rental makes more sense.I think what I'll do is cut the monthly rate and just advertise as an LTR. 

As the tenant moved in the first week like 5 things pop up ( leaks/ Water heater not working and several other small things) the total was 800$ i found a local guy to repair them but his labor plus trip charges and parts are racking up, and hes cutting us a deal because his per trip charge is $125 Range.