You should be having detailed discussions with your PM to sort out the issues, and at least weekly updates until you get MUCH closer to a reasonable occupancy.

The reasoning behind this is as follows: Out of state owners are more likely to be having difficulty managing their properties than are people who live in close proximity to their property.

I think politicians who are well-entrenched have a certain arrogance that causes them to behave as if they are above the law.This arrogance seems to trickle down to all levels of government employees, many of whom behave as if they are doing us a favor when they are doing their jobs.What happened to the concept of a public "servant."

There letters have never required me to respond or behave differently than any normal landlord in managing a property or tenant.

You could just be having an allergic reaction to the glue in the wallpaper, which would be an easier problem to solve - be sure to wear gloves and long sleeves.

If I would have just used the word "offer" we wouldn't be having this back and forth about my LOI.

The outlying suburbs seem to be having a much stronger growth trend for the time being.

So long as you always behave in a professional manner with no creep factor* involved, you'll have nothing to worry about.

It's important to note that the reason you may be having an issue with assessment values is because they are often generated by what is called an AVM, or automated valuation model, which is a computerized valuation method which can sometimes be inaccurate.

In addition, another student who lives in the house has allergies, and may or may not have medical issues with living with a dog.On the one hand, I know that a "real" service dog is going to be much better trained and behaved than a random pet, so I might be ok with it.