Legally speaking: What duties can an unlicensed person perform in the area of residential property managementOn May 11, 2015 By Peg Ritenour, OAR Vice President of Legal Services/AdministrationThe OAR Legal Assistance Hotline receives an array of real estate-related legal questions — including license law issues, disclosure, contract law, ethics and commission problems, among others.

I think it is a reflection of the current market, a broad marketing approach and you have a desirable property in a good area.  

The limbs have grown pretty broad and tall. 

I know that is a pretty broad statement, but in general, is that a good plan? 

Like writing something that's asking them are they looking to get rid of their property and/or looking to purchase more.Or just send the regular age old "I want to buy your house cash, close quick" blah blah blahAny help, comments, or opinions is appreciated in advance.ThanksMy experience says make the message sufficiently broad so that the phone rings, even if it generates calls from interested buyers. 

I feel the farmers policies are a great broad coverage but not needed for rental properties.  

To reiterate what @French Broad said the best thing to do is seek an attorney's advice.

Bathroom and Floor tiles (Plus Materials) are all on site.This week we will begin to primer and Paint, begin to install the Kitchen, Bath, and Floor Tiles, and start to install the new wood floors.We originally were going to refinish all of the wood floors, however after starting to work on the floors we realized that some of the floors don't have enough wood on the broads in order for us to sand down and refinish.

This is a REALLY broad question.More of a subjective question as well.

VERY broadly speaking, the "good neighborhoods" are pretty centrally located - south and north of Downtown.