You may think it to yourself, but that customer friendly smile stays on your face.Our class B and C tenants do not have the same education or experience.   

Very easy to learn, great customer support, can easily setup ACH payments, coordinate repairs with contractors, generate invoices, reports, and such.

I've tried finding an internship for accounting but it's not working out too well after about two weeks of hanging out my resume (all i have is customer service & restaurant experience).My main goal in life is to not work a full time job for more than 5 years, I'm getting financial aid from the state most likely till I get my bachelors so I don't want to start working full time till after I get my degree so I don't have to pay out of pocket for school so that gives me about 2 years to get everything situated how would you folks go about this?

I'm thinking there would be 2 types of customer set ups Landlords are customers not the tenants, so we won't just work on stuff a tenant submits without owner consent.Monthly subscription- People who don't want to deal with maintenance period and want to use our call center and are willing to give a blanket budget limit approval of 100-200 dollars for casual repairs (leaking faucet, fan repairs, etc) or for scheduling preventative and restorative maintenance (landscaping, drain cleaning, etc).

Email their customer service

In Phoenix, you only see the custom detail in historic homes (1910's -1940's.

The only relevant question is if your "sneaky ways" will translate to a commercial 5+ unit property.If you want to hide your "sneaky ways" that's your prerogative but let me ask you this: How are those of us that own commercial properties going to tell you if it's applicable?

You can customize your site in all of these platforms to some degree.

But as a professional wholesaler you have two customers.

Have some one call pretending she won a $100 gift certificate from a major store in a contest where another customer submitted her name in a "friend" draw.