If he or she does, it means they can better understand your needs, but it also means they are your direct competition and a biased party when it comes to prioritizing whose property gets rented out first.

So, it's a balancin act...and about prioritizing what is petty and can wait and what is important. ..my 2 cents :)

I believe my PM will prioritize his energy to the large multi family (10+ units) home before my two family house.  

Poor people can prioritize, too. 

If not, upgrade the windows by replacement.Think about the return on investment, and prioritize: 1.

I guess my question is what should I prioritize to have a stable rental property in decent condition without investing too much into repairs and upgrades in an area where the market will not reward them?

I've been an ELP for tax services for 7 years and the CPA that works for me is a Ramsey Solutions Master Financial Coach.2) Dave's advice is tremendous for getting people out of debt, prioritizing savings and investing, and thinking long term.3) I differ with him on the purchase of investment property.

Well, I send them out on the 28th of the month PRIOR. It's

They also didn't prioritize getting me reviews.

But it just seems like there has to be some way that you can prioritize your time to get those offers out when you do find a motivated seller.And then find a way to stick on them until either they tell you no or something changes.If it means spending less time digging for motivated sellers, then that would make more sense to me, as opposed to spending more time finding the motivated sellers but not having enough time to do anything meaningful them when you find em.One thing I'd add though is that anybody with your work ethic and drive is going to be successful in this business.