Agents - how do you handle installing signs on your listings?
It seems like there is not a solution for less than $1000 per sign. This especially sucks for listings with limited total commission opportunity. 

Not sure if I have ever found a serious buyer or tenant from a sign, typically just bottom tier tenants that leave awful voicemails. 

How do you handle this expense?  Do you do it yourself or hire a vendor?  Any best practices to share?
[{"id": "hsq1aoa", "text": "My brokerage has a guy that that puts them in at no cost", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hsq1vvj", "text": "I won\u2019t do signs anymore. My phone and vm just fill up with daydreamers leaving messages about business they want to start. If someone has to ask what $32/sf means per month, I know I\u2019m taking to a schmuck.", "replies": [{"id": "hsq3vyq", "text": "Very well said. Pick your poison - nightclub, vape shop, covid testing, or event hall.", "replies": [{"id": "hsq7ayu", "text": "That\u2019s the stuff. I\u2019d be funny if it wasn\u2019t so fucking annoying. I took signs down over this and was still getting calls months later like this. It sucks.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}, {"id": "hss43p5", "text": "These covid testing places are so damn obnoxious lately, calling from all over the nation. Government must really be paying out. NO we will not do a month to month lease on a high end retail suite. \n\nOtherwise yes, daycare, church, event center, salon \"game room\" are some of my favorites.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hsq993m", "text": "As someone who purchases property, I rely quite heavily on loopnet.    Our town restricts the use of signs and property still sells.  You might try and see how quickly things move without putting up signs.   The agent I do use for my other office area, simply leaves his signs up year after year (this is usually for office condos or where there are multiple buildings).  No one really knows what he is selling and I think everyone assumes he has a property for sale. Lol.", "replies": [{"id": "hsqenj9", "text": "I already know signs aren\u2019t effective. Unfortunately many landlords don\u2019t feel this way. Crexi and costar &gt; loopnet in my experience.", "replies": [{"id": "hsqlsel", "text": "They are effective. I've seen brokers sell industrial properties and other assets including a jet just from signs. It comes down to placement in high traffic areas ( before you start spouting legal - partner and raise money for the police dept and you'll have cops putting up signs for you ) in addition to this - there is also the copy on the sign itself and the actual sign design  itself. It's \"more work\" so most brokers won't do it.", "replies": [{"id": "hsrn3jy", "text": "Personally the sign success or heard it from a LI personality?  And cops put them in for you?", "replies": [{"id": "hsrpoyp", "text": "I don't follow real estate LinkedIn personalities - only data scientists and tech developers. If what you're doing works for you. Stick with it.", "replies": [], "depth": 5}], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}, {"id": "hsrwkts", "text": "Costar owns LoopNet fyi so the listings should be cross-posted", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}, {"id": "hsqqs3v", "text": "There is value to being the guy with a lot of signs around town. People know your name. \n\nIt\u2019s a cheaper way to get that than a billboard or bus wrap would be.", "replies": [{"id": "hsrnbc2", "text": "Very good point.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hsrxaze", "text": "I don't know about signs but there is a company in the tri state that does marketing for free", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]