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In this brief video, Mendell Gosnell, CPM, addresses the common frustration of landlords whose rental listings fail to attract tenants. He explains that, contrary to popular belief, renters do not base their decisions on high‑gloss marketing assets such as cinematic drone videos or expensive cosmetic upgrades. Instead, renters prioritize four factors in order of importance: (1) price, (2) condition of the unit, (3) overall layout, and (4) location. Consequently, if a property is not receiving the expected interest, the likely cause is not the quality of the photos or the presence of costly upgrades, but rather issues related to price, condition, layout, or location. The speaker urges landlords to focus their resources on these core drivers rather than on flashy marketing.

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