Otherwise you give off a “I want you to take all the risks while we share the rewards”  vibe. 

If you can allocate your money towards something with a view you will be rewarded.

A few I’ve seen work well:Targeted Google & Facebook Ads – cheaper once you know your audience.Local SEO & Google Maps optimization – people are searching “storage near me.”Referral programs – reward current renters or local businesses for leads.Dynamic pricing tools – inspired by Airbnb/STRs to optimize rates.Seems like consolidators are great for quick growth, but once you hit critical occupancy, going organic + tech is where the real margin shows.Curious if anyone is using dynamic pricing or online booking tools outside of Sparefoot?

For a first flip, I’d still be careful to make sure contingencies and holding costs are covered, but I agree that treating it like a real business rather than a one-off deal changes the risk/reward significantly.

I think finding C+ to B properties give you the best mix of risk and reward, but it's extremely tough to find those properties that make any sense at all right now.

we realize many residents are not willing to go through the pain of lower taxes to get the reward.

Real estate investing can be incredibly rewarding, but it also carries inherent risks, including lawsuits, liability exposure, and unforeseen creditor claims.Navigating these challenges effectively requires a solid team of professionals.

Renting your single-family home to Section 8 tenants can be a rewarding experience, both financially and in terms of providing a valuable service to the community.

That space can be really rewarding if you get the right properties and markets, so it’s awesome that you’ve developed a system for vetting.I’d love to hear — what’s the biggest factor you look for when deciding if a property will work well as a furnished rental?

@Craig Cann Renovating and upgrading older properties is really rewarding.