I guess the actual conversation with Bob is in the upsell, LOL, it sounds good, but put reality in as a business model, dealing with the public and you'll have issues.Bob should be known to you, I think that was implied, but having a "product" approach as this is what I offer and anyone can get my product is absolutely out of bounds if you want to stay out of jail.

If you want your rental to appeal to the general public, you might want to be more mainstream.

Would this be in public record somewhere?

There will be more liquidity events (public offerings and mergers), but I also think valuations will be more realistic.

Check public records for lawsuits and foreclosures. 

Are Canadians even allowed to disagree in public!?

Ask if they're installing vapor barrier under the home (in VA it's become code) Clarify who's responsible for what damage during transport.

We prefer that the owners do not use a Home Warranty Company to make repairs at their rental property.There is a HUGE problem in the home warranty industry and the public is becoming savvy to it.Try searching Google with the name of your favorite home warranty company and the word `complaints' or `fraud'.

Foreclosures are at their lowest in years (according to public radio news)  There's new construction and rehabbing going on all over the intown area (personal observation of number of dumpsters I pass on my errands)d) Do you have any property management company in place that you really love and could recommend me?

Look at the bottom to what Supervisors do with public money....You cannot start buy-out conversation with the tenants unless you file a PreBuyout Negotiations Disclosure Form Required by Ordinance Section 37.9Ehttp://sfrb.org/379e-tenant-buyout-agreementsYou need to know that doing so will effect your possibility of condo converting the property and other nasty stuff...attorney may agree that the best is to consider Ellis Act the building and sold units as Tenant in Common...but each case is unique....I'd to encourage you to spend some money with a good attorney who can maximize your property value...Are you facing a possible eviction, for any reason?