If that is your intention the slow flip method is not for you.

(until the referrals slowed down)So we stepped in and got the basics right,- Built a strategic website- Gave her brand the attention it deserved- And rewrote her messaging to actually sound like her (nothing generic)- Shared case studies from her past clientsThree weeks later, she got a lead from someone who googled,“real estate agent near me”Guess who showed up first?

This slow resolution often frustrates tenants, and as a result, many property managers eventually drop warranty policies because they hinder fast, reliable fixes.Instead, most landlords find self-insurance to be a better approach.

(until the referrals slowed down)So, we had to take a step back and set the foundation.- We gave her brand the attention it deserved.- Put together a strategic website.- Added a few of her strongest reviews.- And rewrote her messaging to actually sound like her (noting generic)Three weeks later, she got a lead from someone who googled,“best real estate agent near me.”Guess who showed up first?

I was thinking on placing a combo washer/dryer in the kitchen, there is a small space, but we have to run water lines from the basement and a drain hose.

Slow flipping is a new term for an old practice: buy a house, then sell it someone else with seller financing.

Even if the home seems dry on the surface, I’d double-check for things like a slow leak inside a wall, under the sink base, or even behind the dishwasher or fridge (like the drip pan) — more like trapped humidity in wall voids or cabinets.You’ve clearly done a ton already, and I really hope you get a breakthrough soon!

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I also provide and have tenants sign an acknowledgement of what can/can't be poured down the drains. 

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