If they seem to be posters who actually want to do the right thing, communicate privately with them expressing your concerns and explaining your reasons for the concern.

But they had great communication, they called often to let me know where we were at or what they were waiting on.

I am beginning to use networking and communication to start wholesaling (if you read my intro, you know I'm doing this to build funds for flips).

Its my Goal to get more involved to create opportunities in communication with BP and Investors in general.

(Currently under contract on 1st property) I Just want to communicate with people who are active in the real estate community and grow my knowledge of the business. 

We have had one vacancy that needed work and has been ready to rent since late June and the PM is just not getting it rented or communicating with us.  

In the meantime, reading and communicating on BP would definitely be beneficial!

The contract is a tool to limit risk, it should be detailed enough to communicate to both parties what each expects the other to contribute.It should also have time limits, what will happen if one or the other doesn't fulfill the obligations, contain all the information required by law in contract.  

So, while some like to pretend its none of their business, the reality is that it will likely BECOME your business if he gets foreclosed on and has nowhere to live (or gets sick, or gets dementia, etc.).Communication is the key to a happy relationship.  

communication is also bad.