@Sri YalamA bubble implies that there is an excess of inventory or an unsupported increase in prices.Right now, there is a shortage of housing based on the demand for living in the tri-state area...It would take a lot of building to meet that demand, which means we aren't anywhere near a bubble.It would take a shock to the system to curtail demand.

Send them a letter requesting payment for the excess.  

I currently self manage my buildings, but I have used 2 different PM's in the past.Both I had zero luck with, the more rentals I would buy the more money I would lose to excessive costs or past due rents etc.  

(Which court talk for you're a big fat liar!)

The bests times to cold call are around 10am-12pm and 5pm-7pm. 12 times to call someone might be a bit excessive but it can't hurt to space out the points of contacts and continue to leave voicemails.

Each time, it is a fat check.

The $850-900 for a 700 sq ft one bedroom does seem on par with the market, but I agree that the asking price seemed excessively high relative to rental income. 

The land I'm interested in is currently being used as excess parking and an Office Trailer.   

9 times in 10 any excess damage or "filth "caused by tenants is as a direct result of negligence on the part of a property owner.

My box had a slit, but the fat envelope was sticking out, so I told him in the future, pay me by check.