It's so frequent I say it's already leased (not always the case) because I'm not getting paid to show property. 

I like the fact I drive by the building frequently.

Oh, it would be investing in a casino.

I believe they go off of USPS that tags vacant properties, you could possibly get the property off the vacant list by calling USPS and checking the mail frequently. 

Negative interactions are necessary so long as they occur much less frequently than positive interactions.I found all of this very interesting and really wanted to share it with you - just another way I try to increase my positive interactions with friends of mine like you in our community.

A hard money lender or a lender who frequently does construction loans would be the direction I would personally go on this, assuming you are going with the BRRRR method for the multi family purchase.

We adjust rates quite frequently to get last-minute bookings, but even with playing with rates like that, we have kept our ADR and revenue above what it's been in previous years.

Or they may have someone like us that they work with frequently. 

I own 3 townhouses that were built in 1973 and they have corroded cast iron pipes that caused frequent plumbing issues.

I am wondering how frequently the landlord can visit the property and he can and can't do it while visiting?