Like and interact with other peoples posts. 

We're also launching our online platform soon, where we will be doing interactive zoom meetings on specific real estate strategies. 

Tenant B: When I stopped by after closing and tried to change the lock on the front door (old landlord didn't have keys) they were put off and told me they owned the lockset and nobody had a key but them - I didn't change the lock but took a copy of the key - but it was an odd interaction.

@Greg H. i am an advocate for fair interactions wheter with tenants, customers, landlord, friends, etc. 

I'd recommend continue to interact on bigger pockets, listen to podcasts, and reach out to family and friends who have been part of multiple types of investing.

Based on my interactions it appears that they are really active in the five point neighborhood.

My agent is gone and I'm exhausted by arrogant agents who don't have time to interact or who talk down to me.

Find the most-tenant friendly state, invest in the most tenant-friendly state, don't worry if your property manager wears jeans and workboots to his court appearance (I've seen it more than once) and when presenting dates of eviction-related tenant interactions uses phrases like "Uh-huh, mebbe coupla days ago..."

I've indeed enjoyed interacting with you in the forums before and I always like to read your contributions and I really like what you do.When somebody writes something that is factually incorrect or something that could be misinterpreted, it is always delicate to set the record straight without offending the person and I hate contradicting and offending.

Both interactions started with me checking their reviews on Google first, then reaching out via email to introduce myself and give some details of what I am trying to do.