This tenant was significantly under-market rent, had no income (why the previous owner even rent to him was beyond me, however it did net us a NICE closing credit once I confronted them about it).I'm most interested in what I have to do to essentially get my crews in to tear it our and put it back together again... so we can again cash-flow the property.

Regional manager sent out the official email instituting the special on 5/5.Today, I was called into my manager's office and I was confronted with this discrepancy.

Con artists avoid confrontation and exposure of that man behind the curtain?

While I am happy to read about the compassion aspect you felt, it really is necessary to confront the issues head on.

They pointed out" they dont have enough time to babysit all the adults in the community and they dont have time for it considering there volunteering for free" I believe they are too cowardly to confront there own neighbors they would rather just call on the tow truck....

He is quite the opposite though, confrontational and drunk.Thanks for the input!

Whatever you see while you are there, do not confront them about it while you are inside the property.  

Tone is difficult to convey in type so I apologize if this comes across as confrontational.

I then felt compelled to share my experience with members in the Bigger Pocket community so that they may be fully aware of what they may be confronting when dealing with Maverick going forward.With full disclosure, other than sitting through the webinar, I have had no further dealings with Maverick, nor its principals, representatives, Sellers or “Property Manager”.

Real estate is a people's Buisness and more and more people are trying to avoid confrontation to get deals.