We then take our other national list and get owner occupants over 55 or 65 with great equity and also filter out couples so that the address only has one person living in it ( they may need to downsize after the death of their spouse ). 

@Hadar Orkibi no currently im not, im in Qatar, but a dual national UK and NZ.

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Every office is different as far as whether they charge desk fees, whether you're required to join the National Association of Realtors® (NAR - about $500/year), who pays for MLS ($87/quarter with NAR discount), etc. 

Many things play into the national economy and global economy, real estate being one slice of a very big pie. 

@Derek Vaughn  check out NARPM.org this is the national site for the National Association of Residential Property Managers.

Is there a national chain you typically use?  

You may want to check with National Association of Residential Property Managers, Narpm.org. 

Hello BP nation,I'm Matt Schambeau.  

This would seem to be gross negligence by the property manager imho.Do I have a reasonable case to pursue against this national property management company's local franchise?