I did a little research on Memphis one time (I thought 18 homes for $18,000 each sounded great until I realized they were worth $5,000) and realized that the treatment of your clients is standard practice in that so many are bringing investors in from out of town - like California etc.

I would use bandit signs to lead your prospects into your marketing funnel.For attracting sellers your marketing must reference their pain and the solutions to their problems.

Investorpro.com has a RE website solution that isn't too bad.

I mean the damage is done.The damage is so extensive it's wiped out the years rent I've already collected, but I can not permit such treatment and behavior.

Has anyone been contacted by Christopher Stevens, Vice President for BM Real Estate Solutions (BMRES), out of Littleton, CO?

I feel like so many things are out of my control, trying to keep a deal from falling apart right now, that I have two choices - get pissed off, give up and walk away, or get creative, ask for help, be the hero and come up with a solution.

The free enterprise system cannot function with too many cooks putting their solution in the stewpot!

(I'd never have tolerated delays like that in a normal tenant...one of the foundations of Sect 8 are the same treatment for all groups)Now- once we got into their system (direct deposit to a corporation's account, I provided everything to them but my blood type and tax returns).

The lender would not accept alternative treatment for just our side.

Removing a lot of the drywall may be a more cost effective alternative to extensive dehumidification, air movement, and treatments.