I'm not holding my breath!  

There is also stable old small city towns like Collinsville, Bethalto, and Troy; both has decent schooling, with larger yards room to breath for families.

Going to guess it's a pretty short contract, which as you've discovered the hard way, let's them do whatever they want:(You should also go through EVERY maintenance charge to see if it was warranted or not.Try to push back on this company, but don't hold your breath they will do anything of significance.Once you've audited everything, you'll probably want to fire them and transfer to a better PMC.

As for me i lived and breathed the podcasts until i listened to every single one.

It might take two/three/four years to just convince them to give you the breathing room so you can accomplish the turn-around.  

New is about 16 inches long and we slap in on the butt to start breathing...

Thank you for breathing new life into my MTR plans!

The message was compelling and a breath of fresh air. 

In nearly 20 years of being a landlord, I don't think I have ever collected a penny from debt we have sent to collectors (we did however get a lien on a house someone bought but, I am not holding my breath on when I will be paid).

$100 cash flow doesn’t leave a lot of breathing room.