Each area of town is it's own micro economy and supply/demand can be different in each at different points in time.

Kind of like 'printing gold' in a way, since the supply increases as it is mined/refined.

Are you supplying all appliances, what about washer/dryer?

There are always deals to find and always an endless supply of buyers, investors and tenants.

They operate in a regulated industry and must supply their company balance sheet.

The tenant can claim that a good plumber would have completed the repair in a timely fashion and since the Landlord hired a bad plumber they were unable to use their home for another week.From what I know of the situation, it appears that the tenant is not exactly reasonable (like you would be for the same situation in your home) - they think dust on furniture is "damage" - so they could claim a bunch of things and it will be up to the Landlord to defend against the claims.

Your 2 posts I have seen are about the RRP rules and you have a link in your sig for a website selling RRP compliance supplies...

Funny how you either struggle with supply or demand, never ending circle of struggle. :)First, we all know the "We Buy Houses" thing has been used to death... although I've heard of success with it...So get in the mindset of those you are trying to buy from.

I also check things such as the local craigslist and zillow for homes for rent, but the prop mgr's excess supply seems ominous.

I as a contractor am in the place of the supply yard, and it takes work to position as such.