Most are after the Low Hanging Fruit and screw the owner.

But I think I'll just hang on to them and refinance if I can still get some good rates. 

Hang onto it.

Hang in there and learn.

Super casual, basically just a bunch of friends hanging out talking real estate. 

Some of these hang-ups were outside of our control, but If I had to do it over again….I would build a comprehensive plan immediately after we enter the due diligence phase that's visible to all partners (including lender, property manager, and attorneys on both sides) with each key activity with an assigned owner and deadline for each.

Realtors experience the same thing from owners with bad past experiences.If you're going to call the owner to solicit them, you'd better have a clear way of explaining your value proposition or they may just hang up.

Georgia rental - tenant is paying partial 60-70% rent ($400-600 short every month, bit late without late fees every month) since past 8 months, claiming Covid hardship. Refuses to communicate, and is not cooperating i...

I have a NJ and PA real estate license and have listed 4 homes with the broker in PA where I hang my license.  

I know the two year rule exists but the market is extremely hot and now would make the most sense to sell as opposed to hanging on as rental.