There is no reason to make up excuses.

All effortlessly.Now you may come up with 100 and 1 excuses why you shouldn't can't wouldn't follow this route but know this.While you are fiddling your thumbs, SOMEONE is getting all those leads in your market because YOU didn't step up.So what is it going to be?

I’m just sick of this particular tenant and her excuses.

Personally, I prefer not meeting my tenants because I don't want them calling me with drama or excuses of why rent is late.

We do nothing because we are so overwhelmed with info and we never make a decision on what strategy we want to use and we use that as an excuse no to take action.

There are very few good excuses for wasting a gift like that and the cost of the eviction is not one of them.That's too bad, sounds like you could have had a nice cash-flowing property cheap.

I even had a meeting with him as well last spring to discuss the issues and he acknowledged them, made various excuses and said they would improve.

I’m sure there are good PM’s out there, but I, and many of my colleagues, have had some frustrating experiences with our property managers' inattention to our properties, turnover delays and excuses about the bad rental market, general sloppiness with paperwork, and alienating our existing tenants.

I have a lot of excuses as to why it's not working out though.

"It's a bad time" is such a poor excuse for people to give up before you even start.