I decided to just refer the lead out and I have a local specialist working the lead now.

The current economic environment will lead to more of this type of behavior all over the place (even good neighborhoods), so you need to be proactive and diligent.Sorry to hear about your misfortune.

I read in a thread concerning California where multi unit residentials are selling around 4-5%.. which lead me to a good question..

Well, you can lead a horse to water. . .I contacted the owner directly, but he's not interested in selling.

A lot of people consider it like a little vacation that allows them to not have to worry about their everyday issues for a short period of time and instead focus on more enjoyable things.That being said, you can understand that response rates, conversions, leads, etc. will usually decrease during this period of time.

may have lead you not to rent to her.

just now realizing another issue… when her brother dies in my property, it’ll lead to the disclosure of his death to the new tenant if it’s within 2 years; California law.

Housing built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint.

Missed payments are on the rise not on the decline (and every mush mouth loan modification the lenders do which creates lower payments and negative amortization instead of real debt relief sets up another time bomb.Where does this lead?

I agree, this all leads back to being emotionally attached to the property, if the deal doesnt work out as you wanted it too move on.