When I had PM's I expected them to do and organize everything.

Which is essentially just listing homes that are for sale on a realtor's webpage, I help with closings and organization of files, postcards that go out to the community and miscellaneous things such as that.

And for there to be a shortage now and not a shortage two years ago we either needed to lose a bunch of housing (I do not think this happened- but enlighten me if I am wrong) or we had to have a bunch of new people...Maybe this is one of those cases of spontaneous organization in the universe? 

The agent mentioned to me that the tenant treats her unit as if it was her own property she mows the lawn, get rib of her own snow and as I walked though the unit she keeps it impeccably clean and organized.

I am working with a not-for-profit organization called Warrier Brides.

In my experience, I've found that allowing relationships to build organically (with great tenants who I trust) has been beneficial.

Hello, I'm just getting started and have been looking at a bunch of properties, asking my realtor to go and look at properties for me, putting in offers, and I'm going a bit crazy trying to keep everything organized.

I am now required to apply for tenant rental assistance through an organization called United lift (www.unitedlift.org) before I can serve them with a 3 day pay or quit notice.

Get my books organized better, dial in pricing strategies, update a dated property.

Send @ryancasady your email and he will get you on the list since he organizes the events, they're on the second Wednesday of each month