It is possible that the owner is the best property manager of all time, but more likely they are trying to boost the value of the property.

Hi @Andrey Y.The Multifamily Millions business model by David Lindahl which I am following for repositioning value plays allows me to force appreciation by increasing the NOI dramatically in an 18 month to 3 year period by finding burnt out landlords (in their 70's and 80's) that have their properties primarily paid off and are just not doing this right. 

It was mandatory to have valet trash pickup (an extra $25/month) too, so that boosted the NOI. 

In my experience asking your tenants to do extra work to pay rent is great for saving yourself time, but not necessarily a good idea if you're trying to boost your reviews as a landlord / PM business.

They are not one in the same)-I agree that the markets has changed dramatically and unless someone is passionate about equities, they shouldn't pick individual stocks.

I think it’s awesome that you feel for the guy and want to help give him a boost up in the world.

Some just enjoy the ego boost of bragging online.

If you just want someone to learn on your property, I'd recommend Craigslist but who you get will vary dramatically, you'll want to be there to supervise and also know at least enough to know when the job is being done wrong.

It'd be nice if there were things I could do to get that credit score ready so that I am offered the best interest rates, I was wondering if that was something I could do to help boost it up.

I'm thinking of targeting the most delinquent in the form of a yellow letter, with a picture of the home printed on the envelope in efforts to boost open/response rate.