@Mike Oconnell Good property management is more art than science, so sometimes it's a good idea for PM's to be flexible.

You need to also contact the tenants when a repair is made to make sure they are happy with the service and it corresponds with what you arte getting charged for and do not inform the PM of this, that's your investment not there's.Good Luck..

Random side note, The Art of Charm is a fantastic podcast based around "being the best person you can be, in every area of your life".

My goal is to learn the 'art of the deal' in order to someday invest myself.

Comping a property is an art - especially in this market - and takes some time.A comp report is just a start to comping a property, you also have to get out there and drive the comps to see how they actually compare to the property. 

Hello All BP members,My name is Art and I'm currently looking for real estate investors in the Delaware or Pennsylvania area.

When I was, I threw them to the ground and stomped their little heads, psychologically and with a great deal of intimidation artfully and legally applied, never heard back from the claimants or their attorneys.

Located in North Hollywood Art District (Los Angeles) - a place I love to buy - so if anyone has any NoHo properties for sale - please PM me :) ANALYSIS:We cancelled escrow because of several factors: The back rec room was not yet a lawful unit that one could legally live in.

That's not what they offered anyway.I think I can move on relatively unscathed and this becomes a minor setback rather than a deal killer, if I can pull this part of the art off.

One of the best art scenes in the midwest is Fountain Square just across the bridge.