They are knowledgeable, easy to communicate with and good troubleshooters.

Always late, but always communicate and pay late fees.

Constant communication allows us to improve our services, and amenities keeping residents satisfied.This is in addition to the possibility of saving over half of the people who consider renting at our communities when they read online reviews.Even for smaller apartment communities?

MLS though is pretty market efficient. 

Over 40% of my current communications/leads, are for the West side.

. – other investors, appraisers, inspectors, building supply employees, agents, etc.) to find contractors – what type of work was done, was the project completed on time and within the budget, how was the communication, accountability, was the work done satisfactory, would the contractor be hired again, what did they do well, what didn’t they do wellOne tip from the BP community is going to the local building supply store (in your case – have a trusted person on the ground) early in the morning and engage the contractors who are there picking up supplies.

Sometimes, their response time is a little slow when communicating with the office, and I had an issue with them not collecting a late fee from a tenant (and accepting partial payments when I said they shouldn't), but other than that, they get stuff done.

Almost always the trust route is less costly, more efficient and quicker to get stuff done. 

@maddison nobbs Account Closed Ok, so this is like Instagram for tagging people; so many social media platforms so little time - could we all just use snap chat to communicate or is that unprofessional?

Here's what I think I haven't communicated explicitly:If the student loan debt is in a fully amortized payment plan (eg, not deferred) then we can use your actual real-life monthly payment as the monthly debt obligation.