There's absolutely no need to run fake rental ads to "test the market."

FB with their years and years and years of data at their disposal could program a digital version of you that would be more accurately you, then you yourself!

I have moved forward with having the soil tested in prep for replacing the entire system, but Im just wondering if anyone has any other suggestions or scenarios they could offer for my situation.

Are there any tried and tested options to attract leads to your real estate website. just launched mine www.getcashatl.com but need to scale up so that I have sellers going to the site to enter the property.

But my requirements for a buy agent are simple - reply quickly and give me more data and information than any other client will want.

They really only seem to get their info from the Toronto Real Estate Board though, so if you're looking outside of the GTA, you won't find sold info.The only other ones I know are zoocasa and zolo, but I don't find them as easy to navigate and as far as I can tell, they don't seem to have much more sold data. 

Aside from real estate, I am a marketing data analyst leveraging SQL, excel, and powerbi to provide data insights in my job on a daily basis; an avid traveler; a CrossFit junkie; a loyal sports fan; and a loving husband. 

Many of those senior programs are needs-tested, which means she can't show assets other than a primary residence - that may be what she's talking about. 

Either way, best of luck with the testing and congrats on the early start!

I stress test all of my deals to where they need to still cashflow if rents pull back 8% and 15% vacancy.