Originally posted by @Hussain Khan:I am looking in Chicago  That is a very broad question.  

Once the 6th is reached, a form letter is sent out that they are in violation of the lease, and need to call to make a payment plan or eviction could happen.This form letter is very broad, as to allow the property manager to send the tenant to eviction at any time after the 6th.

I'm using this year to study market values in my admittedly broad target area (Thurston and Pierce Counties, WA), in preparation for making my first investment by the end of the year. 

If you're looking for a broadly applicable email address, I'd just use "info@".

@Wells Lange I'm looking in the Broad Ripple or Butler/Tarkington area. 

It has all the markings of a great cash flow market: stable employment, population growth, broad employer base, and nice rent multiples.

Its motiviating to see that you have done so much and have a broad knowledge of the market.

So I support the podcast but keep it broad enough to help everyone that hears it.

People can't paint all the landlord tenant laws with one broad brush stroke.

Your south 7th ward is a broad area, and while you might find something in your price range, it definitely wont airBnB, and likely is not  so great area.