We’re seeing a bit of an oversupply of long-term rentals lately, and we have been applying different strategies to promote ,positioning , house perks , house shine conditions and price reduction strategies on our rentals... as we have done in the past with the only difference feedback from tenants has been they have too many options to choose and resulting slow to keep fulfilling the vacancies compare what we used to see in the pastI’ve noticed some folks offering incentives like a free month of rent instead of just rent price reduction.

That goal of a "fulfilling third act" is a powerful place to start.

Remember if the occupants turn out to be tenants with an effective lease in place then you have to honor that lease, so as long as they're paying and fulfilling their terms of the lease you can't really evict them, unless they like your cash for keys offer.

Quote from @Joe Jor: Looks like the DOJ has take up this case.Cite: https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/pr/former-ceo-orange-count...Joe Wow, when the Trump Justice Dept brings an Action against you for Grifting/Ponzi Scam, that's like the Bill Clinton Justice Dept. bringing a sexual harassment claim :)

Tailoring policies to local challenges and leveraging risk mitigation can optimize protection and costs while fulfilling lender and management obligations

Not something sexually transmitted.

What's currently your biggest challenge between these 2 items: Sales (getting new customers) or Operations (fulfilling customer orders)?

All complimented with Amazon fulfillment centers, google, and more tech manufacturing jobs.The bad reputation of “Detroit” comes from OOS investors wanting sub $40,000, D class properties in poor condition, because they pencil out to 2-3% deals on paper.

Good luck on your journey, Jamier, and may your endeavors be both rewarding and fulfilling!

Understanding how deals actually get funded will separate you from 90% of new entrants.I made a similar jump myself — and it’s been one of the most fulfilling moves I’ve ever made.