Especially in the market you describe (no offense at all to your broker, but if she could easily find a tenant, she would probably go find one for the other similar vacant building and make a few bucks, in all fairness).

People are free to say what is on their mind until someone asked moderator to remove offensive commentaries. 

No offense, but most adults will not put much faith in an 18 year old real estate agent.  

@Shawn Coverdell - no offense man, but you sound like a commercial.

@Justin Harford - I am not sure what your lease or the lease of the previous owner says but normally there is a section that states that tenants cannot do anything that might be considered a nuisance, offensive, noisy, or dangerous.Gun fire, no matter the circumstance, in a multi-unit property falls under the category of dangerous.

I’d make sure they weren’t into drugs ( Facebook/ social media )and that there’s no serious convictions or registered sex offenses ( local online court dockets)

Direct mail has been working fairly well for me for the last few years, but I deceided to go on the offense and dive into the world of cold calling.

Hi All,In the podcast, David and Rob have been talking quite a bit about writing "offensively" low offers, with the goal of getting a counter offer in return.

The other tenants shouldn't be forced to live with an animal if they find the odor or presence offensive, are allergic, etc.

We have only pivoted insofar as we have gone much more on the offensive with trying to find real deals.