You do have to deal with some tire-kickers, but we’ve locked down solid tenants there too.Oodle.com – Not flashy, but it still pulls in rental traffic, especially in secondary markets.Nextdoor – Hyper-local and hit-or-miss, but worth a free post—especially if the home is in a nice neighborhood.Mid-Term / Furnished Rental ChannelsYou mentioned Furnished Finder already, which is huge for traveling nurses.

Some say they’re flooded with tire kickers, others are still locking up solid deals.

Whether you're a seasoned landlord or just kicking the tires on real estate investing, I hope this series brings you value.Let’s dive in together.

Open to various locations across the U.S.Looking to connect with:Note holders tired of chasing borrowersInvestors looking to exit NPN positionOther note investors open to networkingIf you’ve got anything on your radar or would just like to talk notes, drop a comment or send me a message.

If they don't answer my questions, I know they have not read the ad and are just clicking and "tire kicking" or they lack the intellectual focus for me to have any business relationship with them.I market on Craiglist, Zillow, FB and Apts.com and get great leads from each in my market.

I have no way of knowing if your just a perpetual tire kicker looking to suck hours a day just to talkie-talk, or action centric and were actually getting something done. 

The seller is tired with the property.

Have you figured out how to dispose of mattresses or tires cheaply?

Maybe it’s just that you are feeling a little lazy, tired, unmotivated, scared, unsure, doubtful, insecure, hesitant…When you do, you need to change your frame.

Khaled,When it comes to a strategic website you have to have "Big Bucks" to get "organic traffic" and get solid leads that are buyers not tire kickers.