I'm a big fan of Pipedrive - very intuitive set up if you're working on multiple deals, clients, leads etc.

I am typically applying counter-intuitive concepts to most things...so, this is likely the only time you will hear this.

So just trying to figure out whether or not my expectations are realistic or maybe I just haven't put enough time Intuit into hiring the right acquisition manager.

Ok, sorry I asked... support was lame.I think the UI of Realeflow is more intuitive and easier to use in most areas. 

So, while I'd start with Neil's info, I'd start to think intuitively about the surrounding area and what types of other things you can do with the property. 

I tried using apartments.com (since I didn't get Cozy before the switchover) and didn't find it intuitive and ended up scrapping it and switching to avail.

Sell one or both the propertiesPro's:- Immediate cash out upon the closingCon's:- loss of the "passive" income; loss of an asset(s); totally counter intuitive to the business model, but I will remain open minded to others experiences and advice4.

The economics just don';t make sense then the impossible permitting situation.It's counter intuitive:  parks with very old homes cash flow much better than parks with newer homes then parks with brand new homes.  

And if you are underpaid, their percentage is off the amount paid and not the full amount.Misaligned Incentives:  As you alluded to, a lot of the fees and incentives for managers are counter intuitive to your financial interests. 

The software is free for landlords and their user interface is very simple and intuitive to use.