Everyone wants to be a hard *** and say it’s a business, so cut no breaks ...we’ll business is also built on relationships over time and respect.

Very respectfully,Giovanni Luna

@Irina BelkoferI respectfully disagree:"Even when people are still living in the property, they allow for the Buyer to get inside - for example, their mom travelled from another state to see the house her kids are buying."

OK, so I know people talk about this all the time and everyone has their own opinions, but two separate individuals that I highly respect in the real estate field told me that mortgage rates are going up by the end of next week.

Treat your tenants with the utmost of respect.

Many years ago I learned how to tap into networks of wealthy people simply by being genuine and sincere and respecting them without them thinking I'm an opportunist - because I'm not.  

The Property Assessor's office is nearly always the legitimate source of information for identifying all characteristics, especially bed and bath count of a respective property. 

I typically always present it in a way that is very respectful and complimentary.

Obviously you need to respect your tenant and their space, but it's your responsibility to maintain the property for a number of reasons.

I understand he is concerned about unknown people being on property, but he can make inquiries respectfully like most everyone else would.