I figure if they are paying for the leads they will at least respond quickly.

I was going to respond with a lengthy response until I read BryanA's post.

Finally the judge put an end to it.Got the house listed and had interest, buyer backed out then found another, the problem was now the county came out to respond to a code violation, it was determined that there was no septic system on the property.

I am with a smaller company now, a real estate agency with just one guy managing the rentals, and he does not respond to my messages in a reasonable timeframe (this is just one of my many complaints with him).

I'm surprised no one responded to this. 

@Ryan R.You want me to clarify "jeopardize your tenancy" well doing illegal drugs as a tenant is non-compliance with lease  & the  Crime Free/ Drug Free addendum  so if the landlord chooses to Strictly enforce the terms of the lease it would cause the tenant to have to respond to eviction action and go to court to explain the reason they don't think the landlord has a reason to kick them out because they were just doing "POT".  

Click on the name of the person that you want notified via an email that you responded to them.If you are a Colleague with anyone that has not posted in this thread, and you want them to see your post, hold down the shift key, and type the @ and the first 4 letters of the first or last name.

Always respond to negative reviews professionally and do your part in managing your reputation.

@Scott Steffek I've heard of the handwritten yellow letters but heard about 1-3% actually respond and my list isn't that big since I cut out the condos.

. - Take action and look at properties and get out there, do not plan your life away and hide behind "the planning stage"The general idea here is that you need to get out and let the world know what you are doing and the world will respond and THEN and only THEN you will have opportunities arise that can be closed on in creative methods.