I will (usually) email answers to those with questions AFTER I respond to completed applications if I want/need to encourage more to complete the application process.

." :)Was going to respond to your email tomorrow when back in the office, but here you are:I don't think we got to the point in the conversation of talking about rental income from the property being purchased, however, did we?

Not one of them did not respond or offer me some tidbit of suggestion on what I asked.Good luck!

And of course, if you have no issue with posting the financials here for all to see, I'll simply respond back to this post instead.I love the fact that you're avoiding renting to maintain your current net-worth.

Actually one of them responded, an older lady who lives few hours away from the property.

When the request will be submitted you can respond to the request.If you have decided to hire a real agent or property management company to address these requests, then your job will be to control the professionals to make sure they are handling all requests quickly and competently.

@Jay Hinrichs @Don Konipol  thanks for responding guys!

Thank you both for responding!

The last time I was in the mood to respond it was: "Congratulations, you have found a site with hundreds of thousands of members and millions of posts covering almost every aspect of real estate investing.

Rather than respond, the realty company sent me a confidentiality agreement to sign before they forward the question to the realtor.