It's called: professionalism.If you like him and want him to want to work with you regularly, then strive to be the kind of customer that is a pleasure to work for i.e. pay him on time, don't micro-manage, be appreciative, etc.  

I just can't believe the poor customer service!

Your picture looks like you might have played some baseball.

Now I am talking RESI agents specifically.I sold my office building 2 years ago as I was building a new home and I customized it to accomodate myself and 3 desks... so no communte anymore..

Here are a few pictures. 

This is a business and can this property be construed as such and laws protecting other customers (tenants)?

Now I can pick a vacant property, take a picture, grab the address and almost not even slow the car down.

I see tenants as customers and try to do what I can to keep them happy within reason.I should say my wife is the caretaker of our tenants, she knows how to work with tenants with payment problems.I can refer some folks to you; we have been using a Landlord service for years, no need to attend rent court, it is worth the few bucks that they charge.Where is your rental?

I've worked in the Customer service industry for most of my adult life but I've been interested in real estate for as long as I can remember.  

By the way I have tried several times to fix my Picture to no avail.