You have to go through the proper channels though to evict, per your state laws as well as the contract you have with the Housing Authority... 

Some landlords get frustrated by poor communication from their property managers, especially if they don't understand the rationale behind a manager's decision.

@Greg Dickerson you do make a good point, establishing the skills and channels necessary to find deals will be valuable regardless of whether I'm wholesaling or flipping.I will explore that option a bit more and continue networking and learning along the way.

It allows both parties to communicate with each other. 

What do you all think is a fair commission cut of a wholesale fee for an inside sales agent that: contacts the leads (i provide the lead), sets appointment, goes on appointment and communicates our offer to the seller, does everything he can to get them to a “yes” and then the back office sends out the contract and takes over the closing and marketing to find a buyer from thereI pay for the marketing and advertising to get the leads, i run all comps and numbers and provide the offer price to make, i write up the contract and send to seller, and handle all of the marketing and communications with BuyersAny advice is helpful!

I would prefer to go directly to the sellers broker to avoid having any communication issues as things often get interpreted incorrectly and too much back and forth can ruin a deal.

Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, etc.) could be a great way to network and communicate with an audience interested in real estate investing.

I represented my self to save the buyers agency commission, and kept constant communication with the listing agent.

Lack communication skills3.

Appreciate you humor and serious contribution to the perception of OP to communicate at clear truth about what's being said ...