Once you've closed and they are your problem, make an appointment and sit down with them to re-educate them as to the terms of their lease.

reach out to @Chris Mason, make an appointment to see him in Alameda.

About half of them wont show - what I have noticed is that the rate is a lot better if I take the time to call applicants and make the appointment on the phone vs email.

Hi @Edlen Oira, I invite you to Google my name, and if you'd then like to meet to chat while you're in Toronto, we can make an appointment.

You did make a good appointment that can effect the cost related to the age of the building.I just saw that the age of the building was included and I would see if there are any extra testing or repair costs associated with that age. 

A court appointed attorney is given to all active duty eviction cases in NC to verify they aren’t deployed.

I have an appointment with an eviction lawyer tomorrow....it was just such a bizarre situation, wanted to hear perspective of others who may have gone through something similar.  

Ask them if they're interested in selling and if they are that you would like to come by their property to take a look at what needs to be done before you make an offer.Go to the appointment and make them an offer on the spot and have them sign.

Another idea is to buy multifamily properties.The area in which I'd like to invest does not have any type of "landlord association"...so I made a "landlord association" website and appointed myself president.

Appointment set yesterday with very motivated seller, husband recently passed, moving out of state, she owed nothing.