Yo tengo una propiedad en el sector oriente, los arriendos estan muy bajos para el precio de las propiedades, cual es tu opinion en el area?

My wife is extremely systems oriented and it was fairly easy, once we found the right person, to train them into our system.As we made this transition, my wife, who did most of the property management was able to cut back time from full-time to about half-time.So... hiring an employee while a huge hassle in some peoples mind, and it can be, was the solution for us.

I think they discovered that even after many years, they may have a problem that they would prefer just to sweep under the rug.  

If it was vacant, I'd probably need to replace the whole carpet.But, if somebody came in now and saw it with the current tenant living there, they probably wouldn't notice a thing with the tenant's furniture and rugs covering up those patches.Let's say a prospective tenant checks the place while the current tenant is still living there, doesn't see any problems with the carpet and likes it enough to sign a lease.What happens when the new tenant moves when its vacant and notices the problems with the carpet?

We strive to hire the most qualified/service oriented people to help our customers and neither company pays even close to minimum wage(I have worked for both) but just like in any industry there are good and bad and some stores do a better job and hiring/holding people accountable than others.  

I am not a realtor so I am not sales oriented, however I want a method to compile a list of "investor" contacts that I could maybe send out emails in mass or something. 

@Scott Trench I’d reach out to Lowe’s, they are so much more responsive and community oriented.

How about, he gets married, loves his wife and the love between them makes him so strong-willed he educates himself, lets his wife bare half a dozen rug rats and he becomes the next billionaire real estate tycoon without dragging his wife and six rug rats to real estate meetings.Option 3 - Get a rubber doll and save a real lot of money!

SpringEQ  721 MORTGAGE FICO (not consumer one) 70% ltv; Symmetry same; Fremont case by case they are picky by COUNTY location; Velocity pricy; PENFED no LLC and don't change it back they will rip the rug from under you; Merchants Bank Indiana only in Midwest; Farmers and Merchants if you have big deposits to give them; many others depends on the location of subject.  

Does anyone have any connections in this area who might be able to help orient me?