It’s lovely and modern, in a high traffic area for university students and first home buyers.

As you build a solid knowledge base, your goals will probably come into focus organically.

I never get the quality traffic and hits that my realtor does literally within days.

I believe customers will absolutely come back, and that mall traffic, street traffic and shopping centers traffic will eventually resume at a normal pace.

The Office of Financial Empowerment (the Office) will create and maintain a Tenant Rights Information Packet that includes: (1) A summary of the City of Saint Paul Chapter 193 (Tenant Protections), the Minnesota Attorney General’s booklet on Landlords and Tenants Rights and Responsibilities pursuant to Minnesota Statutes §504B.275, and a summary of federal fair housing laws describing the respective rights, obligations, and remedies of landlords and tenants thereunder; and(2) A list of tenant resources, including but not limited to: information regarding community organizations, government departments, and other entities and organizations that tenants can use to support their housing stability, seek legal advocacy, and provide information or resources for other housing needs.

It takes a while to build up reviews and traffic to start getting to your listings if it’s a new host account.

I haven't used it for rent by the room, but in general I get decent traffic from Marketplace listings.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

I was wondering if anyone here has experience with the organization and if they'd recommend. 

We are seeing a covid compressed inventory as sellers are uncomfortable to list, while buyers were startled only for a few weeks.I post a monthly market update video for Milwaukee and you can go back to March and see how things unfolded: there was alot of uncertainty in March, but you can see it very clearly in the buyer foot traffic data and the price development.