That, and a more robust auto-complete/suggestion dropdown displaying popular podcasts, blog posts, forum questions etc. based on my query. 

Some try to sell you the next wonderful property/idea/seminar/partnership etc.You did a pretty good job in responding to my query.

Hello Investors, I am a newbie from Canada and have just started looking for properties. I have came around one multifamily property with 4 beds. Can you guys please help me in doing assessment to this property if I s...

The original poster queried about the merits of what is essentially a copywriting question.IMHO, condolence statements from strangers are inappropriate and insincere.

Did you ever get any answers to this query?

Dan Shoemaker There is a local company here in DFW that provides a MLS service that queries directly from NTREIS (primary MLS here in DFW).

Hey @David Krulac - I think the question is an important one, but I don't believe that article does much to answer the query.

Their only goal becomes pacifying tenants.I recently had to fire a property manager and hire a new one after I began getting so many absurd emails and queries that I had to stop it.

He said he had a deal but when I queried him on the repair numbers and the ARV he was shaky at best.I do my do diligence and find out the the property is on the NLS for 20K less than his wholesale price.When I contacted him hours later and told him the property was on the MLS his response was "Really".He did admit he was new but I told him the best way to alienate your buyers is to bring them deals that they can find themselves on the MLS for a price less than what you are selling it for.

Responds quickly, if briefly to queries, and isn't always trying to close deals with every interaction.My belief is that the majority of experienced agents have one mode of operation called "close new residential buyer" and they can't seem change.