You two were not communicating well.

I don’t know much about siding and since I am in daily communication with them so I don’t think they were being shady but my property manager does. 

Will you know how to effectively communicate with a seller to build rapport?

The unit goes for $3,050 a month and the tenants seem to be pretty happy with things, we have a decent line of communication ( I am self managing the property) and I have been responsive to concerns and proactive on repairs.  

With good communication and service, they will be your best asset.

I use igms too and it’s made my life much easier in terms of communication.

The guests affected gave 5 stars due to my speedy communication and willingness to drive over to see if I could get if fixed for them.

I don't need my hand held, but would like some guidance and ease of communication.

If you need a bunch of form emails sent, then hire someone who can read and communicate by text. 

Now the difficult part is....even though I have a good relationship with the listing agent, the seller's lawyer, and the very reputable title company that they use, whom I also have an open line of communication with, they've all told me no liens it's clear...which not that I am distrustful and not that I am trustful, but I would like to make sure in the next 1-2 weeks before putting down the 5% deposit that the liens exceptions list from auction.com would be covered under the title insurance.