If it's not in there, then you could respond with a written letter ignoring the text stuff and describing how requests for maintenance, emergency, etc are to be handled in the future (it should be something available to the masses if she didn't sign on to Tenant Cloud or similar in the lease, like letter, dedicated voice mail, etc). 2.

How many team members are dedicated solely to providing service to your clients?

Last spring I was a senior about to graduate college but I was dedicated to making real estate my real career.

I have created 8 hours of video content, 1 of which is dedicated to explaining what makes up the Ohio REI market, you can see at ohiorem.com Price and affordability is just one of many aspects.

Same way if you are a surgeon you can't dedicate several hours a day to finding the best deals. 

Todd will give you good information and mentorship...he cares about all of his students success...I know from personal experience how dedicated he can be.

And based on the facts OP has provided us, it doesn't seem like a great fit for him at this time.Say he'd said "while I'm busy with work I have some time I can dedicate to a project right now, and I plan to make a few trips in person to the market I want to invest in to stand up my team." 

It’s definitely a conversation you should have with them… (setting expectations of a completion time)…and the really dedicated ones may be consistent, but know you are likely one of many demands for their time.   

@Adam York most major or local areas have a Facebook groups dedicated to finding a roommate or even an apartments so if your price range is within someone budget of finding a roommate u can subject your rental.

Hey Bob, it's going to depend on a lot of factors like how much time you have to dedicate to REI, how far from you the target market is, etc.On one extreme someone who is local and has a ton of time to be hands on is likely to build their team from scratch.