It took several calls and emails to get the property manager to respond, which was in December.

I just received an email notifying me that the city is going to demo the property because it is hazardous.

I just interviewed a property manager on the phone (I am out of state) and asked him if he could email a copy of his management agreement and lease so I could review them.

I might just need to email some questions, ideas, etc.

And at the end of the day, the biggest argument I have for RE vs stocks is like what I said before: a stock that's worth zero is useless to me and an asset, if market value was zero (which I can't imagine happening), if managed correctly will still be worth something to me and net cash flow.

If you need help with your EPA, hit me up on a PM, i can email you one of mine.

But now imagine she had not left.

I'd imagine, just like an investor diversifies to limit risk, banks do the same thing with their investments(the borrowers).

So you'll never feel like you're sending too many emails, calling too much or bothering him.

I took pic, emailed to her and she critics it.