My favorite,"My reaction when I see a person dishing out advice on a subject they’re clearly clueless about" LLCs come to mind ;) Good news BP is not alone here :) I would have added when someone clearly does not know how to use or over uses the @ function :) I love being @ ed to death, makes me feel special ;)

Honestly most of that seems like knee jerk reactions to minor maintenance items. 

That way when he bi&es to the neighbors they have heard from you personally and he will know that and that you are responsive.Do all this and see the reaction before any next steps. 

Hmm, my first reaction to this is that this is a good plan if you can get a great tenant in based on the flexibility, but they keep renewing for 6 more months or it goes to M2M after 6 months and they really stay 2 years.  

My first reaction to this guy was "did you really just say that" and my second one was that I want to work with professionals who will evaluate a deal for the deal.Thanks everyone for the support, I've encountered that attitude in real estate, especially when I was a commercial broker, but I didn't expect it from an investor analyzing deal financials.  

Ben:I get the same reaction to my '66 VW Bus ;-)

Ummm....OK, because I know you're a nice guy I'll go ahead and tell you my first reaction, which was "suck it up, buttercup" LOLI have been an investor for quite a while and got licensed in CO last year. 

Her reaction is priceless.Originally posted by @Minh Le:@Hersh M., no podcast for me.

There was definitely a cringe reaction that, perhaps, wasn't the intention.- Is there a way to track sent emails?

I know when I see those bandit signs, my gut reaction is "shady" , risky, and lacking credibility.