Well it’s 2023 - time of the year when Guru’s come out with their old training and try and rebrand it to sucker people into spending $ on some awful training program that you should have been paid to watchWhat’s the best one you have seen so far?

We pay all utilities, including cable, internet, and phone.

I'm calling several different commercial property owners to see if they would like to sell their properties and I can't seem to find any really good scripts out on the Internet.

Have the buyer pay the fee, maybe your best bet is to have an attorney do the origination, they will likely go along with anything they feel they can justify and generally don't have a clue as to the originating process, you might find one that you can train your way!

@Matt Bonestroo I’m actually going back into the army and I’m going to Arizona for training private message me man!

When a CRM has multiple workspaces, more apps than you can count on your hands and toes, and more gadgets than Inspector Gadget himself ...how easy can it really be to use or train a team to use???

Many of the big box companies hire anyone, put them through a few weeks of training and boom, they're certified to file your taxes.

I think it all comes down to who offers the best training.

Continue eviction if you don't receive rent PLUS $500 pet deposit.Your tenants aren't trained.

Utility service billing may also need to be changed, if any are provided to the tenant such as water/sewer, gas, electric, (internet or cable tv for many condos).With regard to "transfer the lease agreement", there is no specific "form", but a written notification needs to be properly delivered or mailed to each tenant as I described in the first paragraph of my initial response to your post.It is "Best Practice" for any and ALL agreements, and most communications to be in writing with regards to Real Estate.