I'll definitely avoid downtown and focus my search elsewhere.Getting pre-approved beforehand is a great tip, and I wouldn't have thought about clearly communicating my ideal vs. maximum budget to a realtor.

Still, enough to rise to an action item addressed at top level, and with communications of such reaching beyond the regional lender itself.

My suggestion is to communicate being a "problem solver" vs a 1-trick pony like every wholesaler mailing "all cash, quick close" cards or realtors sending out "just listed or just sold" postcards trying to attract a listing.

I vividly recall calling you when you started and providing you with my direct cell phone number to encourage open communication.

Basically, the seller told you to communicate with his agent (not to contact him directly), so please do that. 

Of the three you listed, one of them was involved in my evictions, back when I still had management companies and I was not thrilled with communication.

I’m all for working with someone and meeting them where they to a degree, but something we’ve encountered is just simple lack of communication.

We just had an eviction thrown out from over a year ago on a property we manage, (eviction was not done by us) the judge communicated that an eviction is only to remove tenant from the premise and restore your possession. 3) I'm not sure there's a perfect answer here but what we do is include a clause in our lease that we will move the items to storage for 30 days and the tenant can pick them up at their cost. 4) May be worth it but most of the time it is not in my experience.

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A good tenant will always be a good tenant if you are fair and communicate with them.