Other economies around the world are getting stronger, the days of america holding most of the power in the world are coming to an end, not necessarily because america is falling off but because other countries are pulling themselves up by the bootstraps.a few pages ago you said most asians are coming here with BA degrees and that's true, they come learn something and take that knowledge back home to asia, they don't stay and invest it in america anymore which i think is not good for this country.Immigrants are often blamed for problems the country is facing but immigrants are no real threat to this country, in fact they made this country great, almost everyone who posted in this thread have ancestors who came here to make their lives better.understanding the wrongs about our past allows us to get past it, like people who go through rehab have to talk about their issues, a dialogue isn't a bad thing.

Good thread and good dialogue with others from which we can all learn.

I keep a respectful dialogue with them and ask politely for them to move down the block when I have prospective tenants coming over."

This is a really great dialogue, I'm interested in acquiring my first commercial residential apartment building as well so I appreciate the feedback here.  

So, it works for us and those willing to have an open discussion/dialogue about it.

(The following is an inward dialogue inside the mind of Uncle Bill, “What is wrong with my sister’s kid?

In the meantime, we would like to open up a written dialogue (via email here) as to the fairness of charging us full rent until the weatherization can happen.

Interesting dialogue.

Also, you are older and wiser than me and I am well aware I could change my mind about this over the course of the next 20 to 30 years.I hope you accept my reply as dialogue and not antagonistic.

In many cases, the demand letter alone will get the dialogue going, but sometimes it takes the full combination of carrot-and-stick approaches to get the conversation started.