I have a family memebr who is the director of such activities at a university and while she also has a staff, there is a big difference between the civic arena she has compared to a small schoolgym, but the efforts would be similar.

I know a few lenders that are working direct with the housing director at CAR [California Association of Realtors] and the state government.

Everyone is happy and friendly if all is going well, but if there is a problem you are the one without a chair when the music stops.  

Just had a slew of items recently charged to me, example broken lamps, dining chair damage, blinds that broke etc that the property management charged me and not the guest.

Granted, there was a hurricane, but even without that I've had several busted screens this year from guests pushing a chair through it or some rugrat running up against it, where you didn't have any way of proving anyone specifically damaged it so the cost is on you. 

Out of all Harward graduates, statistically, 3% become millionaires and wealthy, and 15-20% are good earners, directors, CEOs, etc.

Buy new mattresses and new couches/chairs (heard bed bug nightmares). 

I have a tenant who has 2 chairs and a small table on the grass in the back yard causing my mower guy to have to stop and move it before mowing.

But also, you have a dining table and 6 chairs, with 4 at the bar.

Wilson is an apartment broker and Senior Director for Berkadia Real Estate Advisors’ Alabama office in Birmingham, Alabama.