I do see some upside on the servicing company based on the dialogue here.

Between the basics, building a dialogue with my tenants & having the list of trusted contractors it's worked out fairly well for both myself and the tenants.

We've never met, we dialogued over phone/email for a while until he decided he wanted to get into buy/hold.I did something similar with a guy that emailed me off my Craigslist ad. 

Hey guys,  great dialogue here.  

Hi, my name is Eric and I'm a Note investor/note buyer, looking for communities such as myself to have dialogue with

@Brookshire Harris This post is a good dialogue and was very informative as I was also looking at REI Rail.

I also listened to a BP podcast the other day and one of the dialogues that stood out to me was to find all the reasons to NOT do a deal. 

However, they talk about all these tactics and approaches (Being empathetic to the seller's needs, finding out the seller's true motivation to sell, presenting 2 offers) as if there is a direct dialogue occurring between the buyer and seller.

Screen tenants, have a dialogue with them on the front end to manage expectations. 

A list of choices will appear towards the bottom of the dialogue box, sometimes taking a few seconds to process.