But its a people business and your manner of interacting will dictate much of your success. 

Thanks Dave Foster, that's really helpful.

Thank you for taking the time to read through my intro and i look forward to building a relationship and interacting with y'all. 

However, don't expect to get much more than a person who collects rent, interacts with the other tenants, and watches over the park. 

I'll be doing my research on comps etc and also looking to find some articles that help with dealing with these types of situations, but figured there's a lot of really knowledgeable people on here so thought I'd ask for experiences on how you reached out to someone directly.Also, I've never had any interactions with the Son personally since he is a bit older than myself, but my parents and his knew each other and knew of me so I'm not a complete stranger. 

@ Dave Foster Nice option.

@Dave Foster thanks Dave to be honest I'm not looking for compensation.

The networking and ability to interact with other students and the teacher are important. 

If you have Communication Dark Times, and Grey Times (when you're on vacation or doing other pressing things were you don't want to interact with clients) list those times so all of the clients know about them ahead of time as soon as they come on board.

Let me know if you've used these before or if there are others that would fit on this list.Richblockpoorblock.com: Has an interactive heat-map interface that tracks income, population changes, poverty levels, real estate taxes, owner occupancy rates and more.