You can reach out if you need any assistance.

I would probably stick to #2 and get them both out UNLESS she can find a way to qualify on her own - paying advanced rent, getting a second job, finding a room mate, getting assistance.

Hi Nico,Thank you for your post, You mentioned that hiring a few virtual assistants (VAs) to cold call has been effective, and that text messaging is also performing decently,I specialize in identifying and revitalizing unique properties—those that are not typical, for example, I recently spotted a triangle-shaped property that has the potential to be transformed into something beautiful and valuable, either for living or resale, Could you please share your approach and any guidance you might have on the process of using virtual assistants (VAs) to cold call and the text messaging strategies that have been effective for you?

There are a TON of online communities as well, and perhaps those groups online have some individuals not too far away from you.Hope this helps!

Your best bet if you want to know that is calling the Section 8 Housing Assistant assigned to your tenant and asking, they may be able to calculate what it would look like.

I speak with individuals that have no planning done at all but they can't wait to tell me about their entity.  

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Hi Tyler,I am going to have to agree with some of the individuals above. 

Is the PM an individual that works for a larger organization or their own independent business (eg like a realtor who works with a group of people at an office)? 

Not sufficient for individuals' identification always, though.