Some response bias occurs because I typically only hear from the people who are not doing well and want to sell shortly after buying.

It's the first PM solution that I tried so I'm going to be bias, but so far it hasn't given me any reason to leave.

Name = Jonathan KlemmExpertise = Renovation & ConstructionLooking forward to = In-person Networking / Vacation in the sun (getting away from the windy city Chicago)Connection desire = Someone who has scaled a service business to $100MSession = Flipping houses in high interest rates, but I am biased! 

Sounds like your property is either being poorly marketed.Or you are overpriced and are letting your ownership bias blind you to that.

I'm probably biased being a broker, but I think you have a better experience going through a broker with them than borrower direct from what I know. 

@Gagandeep SinghI have been investing in Huntsville for the past 5 years so I have my biases.

On the other hand, a broker is also incentivized by you buying the property so their opinions of things could be a little biased. 

Biased opinion here but I'll give it a shot.

Also with regards to the case worker, is it ok to keep them up to date with the difficulties or are they generally biased to the section 8 tenant?

Taking advice from someone with a financial BIAS is dangerous to your financial health, unless you know that individual to be “above” short term personal gain and strictly in for long term relationships and reputation.