After the "I'm going to be 10 days late with my rent" email, we sent another communication letting the tenant know that rent was due on the first and considered late on the 5th and at that point, we were free to pursue eviction.

I've recently gained an interest in doing an owner occupy with a duplex/triplex/quad to help pay for mortgage and learn to be a landlord in the process without overwhelming myself.I've found out about BiggerPockets.com through google and it seems to be a great place to learn and communicate with other real estate investors both new and experienced.

I really look forward to communicating with people that share the same goals and moving forward with them.

I think it depends a lot on your business too, and what communications are being handled by the VA.

I am looking at a house that my agent is communicating with the listing agent and is going to be told the BPO price that they come up with.Once we know what the BPO price is, and if it jives with normal analysis, is there a safe % we could offer to increase the chances of it being accepted?

Notice the one on the cell phone communicating the bids?

Do you have any type of verbal or some type of relationship with this tenant, or have you always communicated in "writing"

So I have a hard time blaming the management company on that end, but when things began to blow up, the management company did not communicate with me well at all making for many restless nights.

It's about communicating and working with other investors in your area.

It takes one, perhaps two projects for a contractor/investor relationship to develop a level of trust and solid communication.