It's both funny and weird and not right, but after 6 months of living here as well it is simply my presence that is slowly breaking down barriers to what people think a landlord is, and maybe someday they will just call me Jeremy which is starting to happen.

But I also like the idea of building a physical presence- and having something for the long term to potentially keep in the family as that grows.

Act at all times as in the presence of God (Thank you George Washington).3.

Their junk is beginning to spill into my property’s yard, and the neighbors themselves have been loitering in my yard at times during the day and “scaring the wife” with their presence.

When I graduated, I made far more money then I would have busting my butt in construction like in my younger years.2) My computer science skills helped me develop an online presence (so they aren't useless).3) Your major is one of the toughest any college has to offer.

I am sure you will get one or more of their reps commenting on this post, as they seem to have a growing presence here on BP.From what I have seen, they are wholesalers who mainly deal with newer investors.

Ensure they have good customer service, competitive rates, good reviews, and an online presence, and don't ask for money upfront.

Over the past 18 - 24 months, Legal Aid has significantly ramped-up their presence in the courthouse (I mean they literally have tables and attorneys in the courthouse to help tenants on the fly) and they are getting much more aggressive legislatively. 

It’s not that it can’t happen you do have to have a daily presence there somehow either yourself or someone you trust that know the area and ways in which things work.

Or even just be more presence in every day?