There's no point in trying to call, email, or knock on the door because the tenant doesn't respect you or care about you.

I respect that real estate professionals and bankers will be the last on the planet to believe that a fax machine provides more security than the worlds best encryption (even though routinely there documents are sent to wrong numbers by human error) but why in 2020 are we pushing people off a mobile app onto a web viewer to read stuff?

With all due respect, I do not believe I am the first or last to not bring capital to a real estate deal. 

My areas of interest are Overland Park, KS and Des Moines, IA and surrounding areas (where I work and where I grew up, respectively).

@Bonnie Jones I haven’t ran into any instances where I’ve had to turn down a seller, but what’s a polite and respectful way to decline a House without being so blunt and saying “No” Lol

Respectfully,RickeyRod

Nonetheless, everyone we work with is treated with fairness and respect. 

Then I applied the percentage of each to the respective units, divided by 12 (months) and added that number and fixed it to their monthly rent. 

Women and Real Estate Investing: Good news ladies information is free and there are many successful men and woman in the business who respect you as a serious businesswoman in the RE business and will gladly be willing to step in on a deal to give you sounds advice/info (for free!).

That said, get a copy of that lease just to make sure you following proper protocol with respect to notices, deposits, etc.