Be kind but firm with your tenants, understand that sometimes they will see you as the bad guy because you will have to do things that will disappoint them (ie, raise rent/deny requests) and that not every tenant will have the emotional intelligence to not lash out at you.Good luck with your investment.

Okay, it's the way you presented yourself, instead of just saying or asking how to resolve the situation.This very minor tounge lashing is to let you know you need to take responsibility as a professional if you want to be seen as one.

And I would accept a severe tongue lashing for the oversight.

It is unlikely that the principal broker of that office would keep your EM just to keep it and risk all the back lash.

The progressive folks get drawn out by the back lash.

@Michael Lash you did try DLP "DIRECT PENDING PARTNERS"Have worked with Lee Singleton there specifically.

What I read here is a lot of people lashing out because it isn't easy for them, or it has not worked for them, or not working how they would like it to, well maybe ask WHY is it not working vs blaming the strategy, are you correctly deploying it?

Unseasonably cold weather gripped the country in February, with deadly snowstorms lashing Texas and other parts of the South region, curtailing sales.

@Mitchell Lash welcome to BP!

They will--like children who break their toys during a temper tantrum--eventually realize that lashing out in anger and frustration does nothing to solve their problems, and now they no longer have their toys.