The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.

@Ki Lee If your PM gets a portion of the rent and/ or leasing fee for each turnover that can be an issue.

Could be a new agent who doesn't know any better, could just be an odd thing that the particular agent likes to do, could be that the seller wanted it mentioned specifically in the listing, could be that the agent was sick of getting dumb questions from owner occupied buyers who don't know any better....Who knows.

Do you want to grab a coffee on Thurs or Fri?

There's a lot foot traffic on the weekends and seems to be an area people are eager to move into.

Also, if selling a home in a community, where you do not own the land, you have to get a used mobile home broker's license, or be an agent with a broker that has this license (similar to a used car dealership license).

If the premium is over $5,000 annually, monthly reporting can even be an option. 

I'm sure you are a busy guy but let me know if I can buy you a cup of coffee or a beer one day, I saw that you have done Airbnb, I have never done that but I am interested on your take, thanks again!

We could meet for coffee, breakfast, or lunch one day to further discuss some ideas and plans.

Was just there last week, next time I come down maybe I can buy you a coffee.