We are currently interviewing for leasing one of our units and I am wanting to know what most people are averaging.We have had several inquiries and after pre-approval invited a few to a group showing.

I learned more about business reading Rich Dad Poor Dad than I did in 4 years of taking business and finance classes for my undergraduate degree.

I made some preliminary inquiries, however their properties are in areas of considerable distance for me so I have not yet taken one of their tours or further my personal due diligence but plan on doing so upon my return from the US.

A person that's blind needing a seeing eye dog and also some sort of anxiety disorder needing an ESA, and are two different animals.While this is unlikely, I did have several inquiries recently from potential applicants saying they have multiple service animals. 

Realtor come up with funny stuff for not selling to me houses u wanted to buy a year ago are still on the market... contractors dont even reply to my inquiries I could go on and on and on...

You’re a top contributor and I honestly appreciate you even responding to my inquiry.  

@Colleen Weaver a few houses We have had probably have like 5 inquiries a day maybe a little less.

A typical vacancy will receive no less than 40 inquiries the first week of advertising, 15 will show up the day of showing, and I’ll get 5 good applications to run.

I'm not a fan of these services but, we received zero response from inquiries made on Thumbtack, Houzz, Home Advisor, etc. and there is very little online presence from contractors that handle metro Detroit. 

After advertising on CL and Zillow I got a number of inquiries, but it wasn't until I advertised on GoSection8 (for free) that I got overwhelemed with lots of folks wanting to rent my condo....and the Housing Authority actually paid about 18% more than what the "cash" tenants were willing to pay. ...and the money is guaranteed. ....Oh,....and since the tenant's income is subsidized by the government...that means that I am not restriced as much with rent control.