I valued quality over quantity because I was still working my J.O.B. 

You have to pick the right one for your investment to be in harmony. 

Have you taken on account the possibility that you may not be able to get 18 people living in harmony? 

And how do you split the bill if there are different quantity of tenants in each unit?

On other forums I will see brokers/agents saying they specialize in everything to land any business.So someone could go in and check all these tags and not know anything about what they are doing.I would rather make quality contacts than quantity contacts of unverified contacts saying they are something they are not.Sure you can vett them out but it's a lot of wasted time and energy.

It should come in 1-gallon quantities.

In fact, quantity of property has zero to do with it, equity exposure is the important factor.

After almost 8 months of harmony I have my two tenants in the lower units not getting along.A very peaceful family in the unit that boarders the laundry room are complaining of late hour (After 11PM) laundry use by the other tenants and believe they are doing it to annoy them.So, I don't see a reason anyone should use laundry that late but I want to work on limiting access.What are my best options?

The problem is, when it rains that hard and dumps a huge amount of water over a very short period, none of the drainage in southern California is set up to handle that quantity of runoff, nor are the gutters on the houses.You probably just had a pool of water at the corner of the house that became flooded and leaked into the house.

So to all the agents on the forum, Should I be working with multiple agents and how does one achieve that harmony so no one feels like I'm wasting their time?