@Mitul Patel , my acquisition person in charge of expired listings will be upset if I share the exact letter here on BP.

BP is filled with upset posts about tenants skimping out on paying their rent when they have the ability to do so. 

My biggest worry is that he might get upset and knowing that there is no insurance on the property try to vandalize it or take things from it or burn it down or something.

Helping to organize a community of investors here in Korea through the Seoul Real Estate Investing Meetup.Here are some of our victories:* from 3 to 223 Members* Virtual Guests that include a murderer’s row of who’s who on BiggerPockets: @Brandon Turner, @Ali Boone, @Engelo Rumora, @Matt Faircloth - (who now all have international speaking experience!)

I was informed that this is not possibe, and once date is set that the homeowner now has virtually no power.2) I only wrote down the leads where the upset amount was significantly lower than the estimated market value for the properties.

Then, five years later or so, I'd raise the rent half of what I should have to catch up and they'd be upset and sometimes move.So now it's the frog in warm water going to boiling water concept.

However, I cannot seem to assess the most respectful way to share and promote my investment activities on social media without upsetting my employer.

Hey victor i also live in temple!

Applicants get upset if you take their money and they were never even in consideration. 

This would keep me from spending a lot of money on properties that I don't even bid on depending on the upset amount.What is your recommendation?