As a agent/investor I've come across of few of these on the buying side and believe me these agents are barraged with paperwork (Equator is a nightmare to deal with from the listing side because the banks can take constantly ask the agent and the home seller 10x for the same info) and they don't get much commission per house (we'll make it up in volume) so you really need to bring something to the table to be able to get their attention.

I was thinking of the "Leaders are Readers" angle but I don't know if it's going to come across the wrong way.

Don't know if you've been paying attention but nurses are in HUGE demand these days (baby boomers aging) and are making very good money.

Ny serious answer would encompass pages and would probably put the reader asleep .... quickly.

I'm learning that a thread must intrigue it's readers in order to get a response, but let's face it, some threads are just down right boring, but sometimes just a lil bit of advice can mean the world to a newbie.

Perhaps the banking community should have this fact brought to their attention, because they're basing their bias on past eras when investor-speculators were a much higher percentage of purchases gone bad.

Originally posted by toddm:Tenant called and said they slipped on ice outside my four-plex This is what caught my attention.

Can you issue an official document attenting to the fact that the HVAC unit is 100% functional like my licensed and insured HAVC guy can?

Also, i found that far fewer items really require immediate attention that don't end up as phone calls anyhow.

A quick call to action + opt in shows the reader exactly what to do with no room for confusion.Hope to help!