Often times we sign up with new investors thinking we can fulfill their needs and at some point instead of having that “come to Jesus talk” and saying look we’re just not compatible, just not a good team and I don’t think I can best serve your needs…we simply end communication.

When you take care of that relationship, tenants renew, they take care of your home, they fulfill their obligations and leave on good terms. 

I have recently helped clients in the Natomas area (95833/95834/95835) & even 95838 - i think the Amazon fulfillment center plus the proximity to downtown seem to be the key reasons.

All complimented with Amazon fulfillment centers, google, and more tech manufacturing jobs.The bad reputation of “Detroit” comes from OOS investors wanting $20,000, D class properties.

Lots of tech moving in (Amazon Fulfillment, CoreLogic, Options Clearing Corp, IBM, many others).

Didn't even need to hesitate to fulfill your request.DONE!

Basically I wanted to know if I could get my sales license, and "work" under a broker (purely for MLS access for investing purposes) for 3 years and be eligible to then proceed to get a broker license.I just was not sure whether or not you had to be actually doing listings with clients for those 3 years, or if simply having an "active" license fulfills the requirement.Thanks!

Might as well find someone good to help you, but you aren't obligated to stay in an agreement with someone who isn't fulfilling their end of the bargain.

I received November rent paid out on 11/21, $1000 from the tenant and $100 from TTP, fulfilling the rent guarantee. 

It is all about RELATIONSHIP BUILDING ...The BPO efforts are your "good faith effort" to demonstrate a willingness to fulfill the asset manager's need for quick and accurate results.