There are a lot of circumstances that go into the situation, but I promise you I am not trying to take advantage of the situation.

I have a good team helping me, I have a good system, I’m confident in my ability to talk to sellers because I’m a real estate agent and just am nervous that I should be trying to reach more people.

I am also trying to get my investment back so I can pay my Kids college Fee.

She is only upset as she is trying to game the system and you may have ruined it for her with this place.

Over the past few months the landlord has been trying to sell the property but nobody has actually bought it.

If you want to go to court over this feel free to try.

I'm still in the process of trying to find the right contractors. 

If you’re trying to handle everything yourself, it can quickly turn into a full-time job.From what I’ve seen, a well-trained VA can take a huge workload off your plate by handling:Tenant Screening & Communication – Answering inquiries, pre-qualifying tenants, and scheduling showings.Lease & Document Management – Sending and tracking lease agreements, renewals, and keeping paperwork organized.Rent Collection & Follow-Ups – Tracking payments, sending reminders, and ensuring rent is collected on time.Maintenance Coordination – Managing repair requests and keeping everything running smoothly.But here’s the key—you can’t just hire a VA and expect them to magically know your process.

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

DM me with some details about what you are trying to do and we can talk.