You realize all your communication you are liable for?

Communication is a tough one.

Whether it's paperwork headaches or communication mishaps, lay it on here.As we dive into brainstorming a brand-spanking-new prop-tech platform, we're itching to hear your wish-list.

This tenant has ignored my warnings - to stop smoking in the unit (multiple times), having unauthorized guests in the unit without my permission, have spread rumors and lies about me throughout the neighborhood, and have ignored my texts (only method of communication).  

You might benefit from having a co-host to handle the reservations, guest communication, etc. but your onsite, long term PM can handle maintenance requests and other work that requires onsite management

So I asked when will she be able to sign but she did not reply...I could wait, but I am going out of country in 2 weeks (something has come up)_ and if she decides to move out while I am out of country I may not be able to communicate with her then. 

Lots of lenders doing DSCR out there, they’ll differ in rates, communication, close times….what one person values might be different than what you value, so your overall experiences will vary.

It’s important to consider your own skills and abilities when deciding which tasks to tackle yourself versus hiring professionals.When working with a general contractor, be sure to communicate your timeline and budget constraints clearly.

Lastly, be transparent about ditching the property management company, emphasizing streamlined communication and potential cost savings for them.

That being said I'm planning to post a case study of how I helped my brother-in-law, a Contractor with a small 4-man team, go from struggling to $46,000 in new business in a very short time frame.If I had to write a highly click-bait worthy headline for this case study it would go something like...REVEALED: Struggling Contractor Signs $46,000+ in NEW Business in 7 days for FREE Without Paid Advertising Using This Simple 3-Step SystemI'm a glutton for memes, dad jokes, and anything that pokes fun at how ridiculous us marketers slice and dice language and communication in our marketing :)

My brother-in-law specializes in building patio covers, fences, decks, pergolas for residential homeowners.