I am an agent in the area, I can give you referrals and let my clients voice their opinions on whether I qualify as awesome. 

Fast-forward to 2015, I had both degrees in hand (a year early) and I was contemplating if I should skip out on working with a company for three years and just go out and start doing what I was academically trained to do.

If you call them with an aggressive or defensive tone of voice, the likelihood that the activity will continue, or even increase, is strong. 

Tenants expressed serious concern that they are hearing little girls voices and finding items moved or things out of place.

If you have a voice and something useful to say, people pay attention.

I can hear my real estate professor/mentor voice right now..."

@Michael Meade,I may be the lone voice here (and I am in no way a lawyer or legal scholar, so take it for a grain of salt) I recommend getting qualified counsel in your area who specializes in Bankruptcy and landlord law. 

Hey group,This is my first post asking a general question, so bear with me as I voice text this :-)We are investors in Hawaii, Colorado and now Florida.

(He has to listen to more people coming and going, voices through the floor, or whatever else comes with the O/O experience.) 

I am going to a meeting tomorrow to voice my concerns regarding the bylaws.