If I were in your shoes I would analyze the deal as if it were an investment property though.

The pay was not the best of course and at the time I was investing in other markets such as shoes. 

It wasn’t long after I started wholesaling that I put myself in the homeowner’s shoes and thought how much I would hate it if I had people blowing me up all day.

It can certainly be difficult to get ahold of property management companies when you call, as staff will typically deal with a high call volume as well as internal periods of unavailability.If I were in your shoes, I would email and copy in other people from the organization, if you know any, and just express that you're very concerned that you have had total silence since last week and you need to hear from someone by tomorrow.

@Madison Guran try to put yourself in your friends shoes.

I've been in your shoes. 

I’ve gone from your shoes (figuring out what to buy for my first property in or around Philly), to now 16 properties since I began!

I'm 29, but was in your shoes not too long ago.

If you were once in my shoes, what did you do to help PM's / investors / realtors / contractors / lenders to get on their radar?

This is a scary path to go down for sure, trust me I’ve been in your shoes (and kind of still am).