Would be happy to meet up with you and share ideas on how we each want to expand and grow in the next few years.I work as a real estate agent full time in Manhattan and am a partner on the second largest rental team in Compass.

Show some compassion for his situation and send a greeting card expressing concern for their well being.Then outline your need to get the project back on track.

Can you find some compassion for this man and maybe contact his family and let them know what's going on?  

But, you need to set your moral compass early on to avoid the bad players.Next, learn the fundamentals of real estate, this is from a formal educational type setting, get a test book that real estate agents study to obtain a license.

If things just get worse, move to evict.Unlike some landlords I am not completely heartless and believe in giving a reasonable amount of compassion.

No one is going to fill the big three's shoes, no one is going to start a financial consulting group and then become a bank large enough to service the way they should.Human compassion on a large level like this does not equal socialism.

There are good tenants in the worst areas and bad tenants in the best areas, but that seems to help as a compass.

Each of our moral compasses point in a different direction, it is up to you to decide what you are going to do.

And then direct the incredible charity and compassion you've been blessed with to those who actually need it.http://malalafund.org/Giving to those in NEED is wonderful thing.

Maybe it's a lack of compassion for the human race, maybe they are foster children that had to fight for food scraps, who knows, may be they just think they know something becaosue some other crook told them something a whi;le back and they just don't know any better.