@Ashley CaoHi Ashley, How is your communication with them going?

-Minimal/no communication from the builder.

We have written proof of the our communications asking to submit one offer, then when the agents sent the offer document we signed without realizing it was a different offer we were signing.

I love when Tenants blame their life issues on the Landlord instead of taking personal responsibility.Recommendation: in the future, keep all this communication in writing and avoid speaking to the tenant verbally.

(This does not mean you have to have handmade gift baskets for every guest; it mostly means being prompt and clear with your communication, responsive to any issues, and providing a clean, comfortable place to stay that is accurately reflected in your listing)So, while I know we all want plug-and-play numbers, there's too many variables for something like that to be effective; this is what I have to offer. :)

However, I do not think this needs to be in the very first communications with the listing agent.

Initially, you may want to make this “$0” until you are comfortable with your PM, and also layout the preferred method of communication – I suggest written so there is a paper trail.

I cannot (and would never) communicate with the tenants that until I am the legal owner of the property but the P&S has strong language that no lease can be amended, extended, colored blue, etc.

How do you communicate with owners?

I’m very concerned with the lack of communication here.