It is still true that if you can't figure out who the fish is at the table after five minutes it is you; however, the time, effort, and skill needed to find the fish at the proverbial table isn't particularly high in most RE niches, at least from my experience. 

We have a few single-family rentals in Colorado, Finishing a new build in Point Breeze, and this location I am having an issue with is in Fish Town.

I don't know what you're fishing for. 

Thanks for taking the time to read about a small fish in a big pond.

Eat the fish and spit out the bones (AKA do your own calling...this took me some time)Ridge Lending All in One, first position HELOC...has to be in own name, and a few more stringent requirements. 

Our market is having to bear less tourism (I went on a 26 Glacier cruise last week and there were 1 of 2 boats running and it had 70 of its 270 person capacity), oil and gas being low, fishing taking a hit and unemployment. 

Last year I was ice fishing on Dec 18th and road tripping on the motorcycle Dec 20th.

Some big fish investors start their own property management companies, while others use 3rd party property managers.

They might just be fishing to see if you'll make them a silly high offer.

But for stories, I did have a potential tenant who I feel was fishing for a discrimination complaint.