Why get some random person on another platform that might not even fluent in real estate?

It's logistically impossible for a large management company to have all these random lease terms around for every Joe Blow who's got 1 or 2 properties.On top of that you should assume their lease is better than anything you're going to come up with as they know much more about leasing & landlord tenant law than you do.

Random offers of lending like from 'Diane Windsor' the other day. 

They seem to think they are the bastion of logic, even though they are clearly not and write like a 3rd grader, with the worst grammar and spelling I've ever seen, random words have their first letters capitalized even if they are not the beginning of a sentence.

Cook County and the City of Chicago love their taxes as well so be sure to figure on paying a lot more in taxes and some random taxes you've probably never even heard of..

I just took a random stack of 39 business cards from my desk. 10 were blank on the back5 had hand written notes from either me or the person who gave it to me19 had large company logos or a list of services the company offers2 had offers of referral bonus, similar to the great suggestion from @Steve Vaughan3 had lines to track details on your appointment - one property property manager had lines for property address, size of unit, rent amount, deposit, app fee, likes and dislikesHonestly, I don't recall every looking at the back of most of these cards.

Buying one or two random sub 100k TKs far away is about the same as rolling dice maybe.

I know that's a very random/specific example but even the attractiveness of the rental house can be market specific.  

I didn't want to just pull some random one online.

So, when I interview a PM, I always follow-up with an email with a random question that I didn't ask on the phone.