1) Rarely paying asking price or even "market price" for a property.2) Understanding how they may be able to reposition a poorly managed property for increased cashflow and value.3) Looking for creative financing, so they don't have to deal with a bank for a purchase loan.4) Understanding ROI, Cash-on-Cash, NOI, etc. and using those numbers to determine HOW MUCH they should offer on a property to meet their taget performance numbers.Funny, appropriate, recent interaction with a plumbing company.

Vet some PMs, tell them your situation, and get a very qualified one to get you out of it.Going forward, either learn how to detach yourself from this nonsense or enter an asset that does not require human interaction.

But as I focus exclusively on representing landlords in their interactions with Housing Authorities, my perspective has shifted significantly.

So far interactions with them have been great.

Simply scroll to the bottom and you can actually interact with clients like @Bill B. who have direct experience working with that QI.If you have a comfort level working with someone local that is perfectly fine. 

Door knocking leads to one of the highest-quality interactions you can have with a prospective client. 

That way, you're getting paid without having to interact directly with the tenants, screen them, collect rent, drama, etc.

Turkey, a NATO member is interacting with brics, that's how enticing brics are now.

Hi All, I know I haven't been on here for a while, but I've honestly been too busy to log on and interact.

You will probably be handling more tenant disputes, talk the tenants through gaining their footing in the world again with money, bill paying, interacting with the general population, etc.