@Mouhamad Rahal in todays market there are so many apps that give you cash directly into your account like cash app, venmo, with these company's the customer cant get the cash back i.e. like if it was a credit or debit card transaction they could dispute the charge and potentially get their cash back.

Similarly, you can pull the credit history on a Canadian applicant if you use an agency (such as TVS) which provides access to credit histories in both countries, or if you are a direct customer of the credit bureau.

We would call the customer's employees and try to trick them into clicking links infected with viruses so we could report findings back to the clients.

Conty approved the structure so I had custom parts made that can't be returned $7,000 !!!

I do think many of the property management companies around here lose sight of the customer service aspect of the business. 

You want to over delivery with the early customers (LP investors in RE).

So, when you search the listings on HotPads(zillow owns it), as your perspective tenant would, you can see a fairly accurate picture(literally) of what your competition is currently advertising to your potential customers.

And then, yes, I would definitely tow vehicles in violation and give that phone number to the affected tenants also.I would also have a word with the tenant who has many visitors that the parking situation has been a continuing problem, illegally parked cars are now going to be towed, and advise her she should let her guests know they'll be towed if they park in spots "A" and "B".I've occasionally frequented businesses that will have warning signs like that at their register, ie "Customers of Joe's Poboys, don't park in Stanley's Dry Cleaning lot, you will be towed." 

Beyond customers and client lists, beyond the network of contacts that can funnel leads and acquisitions to your operation, that list of contacts should really start with your mentor.

Homes & Land Magazine has this checklist of features for customers to focus on, as well as a grading scale so they may determine which features they do or don't want in the homes they plan on buying.