It's a bit more of a technical read but serves as an excellent road map for syndicating Apartments.

I learned how to focus on getting the job done and because I wasn't a threat to the end client's W-2 employees (I could never get promoted to the corner office), I could get away with ignoring office politics.

They've inspected small multifamily for me a couple times and have done plenty of inspections for our clients.

So if I have a listing I have agreed to look after my clients interests above all others.

At least by serving that notice, you can immediately file for an eviction if they are still there on the 1st. 

I have a client that is interested in purchasing a large estate to use as an assisted living facility, but they aren't currently able to swing the down payment.

I transact nationally with clients and then I also have passive investors invest with me so my focus is those 2 buckets.

No thanks.On another project I'm considering using this for a client to submeter electric for a tenant https://www.amazon.com/Neurio-Electricity-Monitor-...To your point, it's a little bit of a pain in that she will have to read it, but she's okay with that.

Back up offers are taken all the time when deals fall apart, and I always recommend to clients to submit an offer!

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.