Just send them and play the numbers game.Paul

Once you signed a contract, all new terms come into play. The

I tell my clients, "If you want to fire me, just tell me - don't play the games of he said/she said." 

Even if they are out of SLC, they may be able to make a recommendation.2) Who do you know who may be able to play the part?

So if you get a savvy tenant they can easily play the system and completely screw you. 

:D The only viable way I see to the strategy of holding an equity position long term with negative cash flow is to play the appreciation game, which we all know from recent evidence is a very dangerous speculation.Other than playing the odds of appreciation, why hold a losing investment?

Talk to a few property managers and find out (a) if prospective duplex is at market rent (b) the # of units the prospective property manager has vacant -> should be concerning if this is a high # relative to C below(c) the # of vacant units available for rent in the city -> the lower the better(d) call other comparables, and play the role of a prospective tenant (what’s the rent, what does that include, if no vacancy when do you expect to have one)

You can also play the role of deal maker, where you find deals and put together the pieces: seller, buyer and finance.God Bless You!

That's where being honest all along comes into play.  The

Respectfully, go to a few games (Tax Sales) and Just Watch, and Notice how they play the game -- and notice is who is bidding and how they are bidding.