Keep in mind that a crash of that nature has historically been a once in a lifetime occurrence.

I would try to build a great relationship with a realtor.

Build relationships with Realtors, as they are a great source of business for the GCs.

Looking for an agent with experience in investment rental properties that we can build a long-term relationship with.

It's not worth it in the long-term to be unethical as you should be focusing on building long-term relationships, next time the realtor has a great deal, he could relay that information over to you but if you decide to cut him out of this, there's no chance they'll ever work with you in the future.

Depending on your relationship with the tenant, I would consider talking to them in person about it first so the letter doesn’t catch them off guard.

Take a few out to coffee if you're able to.You want to start building relationships with people in that area, because they will be helpful connections for finding decent contractors, handymen, attorneys, etc.

And if you're in a relationship/have a family I would recommend "Smart Couples Finish Rich" as a primer for how to prioritize financial planning.Good luck!

Multi-Family apartment dwellings are historically some of the best real estate investments available.

I am just trying to build a relationship with them.