I want to learn from veteran brokers who go to buildings to speak with office users in the flesh.. find out their best approach methods, ways to navigate today's office buildings, and ways they successfully obtain contact information on cold call tenants and obtain data to successfully create a prospect.If you are canvassing office properties to do tenant rep, I'd love to hear your tips and stories.

I'm considering using an online rent payment system for collection of rents.

But if they're going to actually make the loan, and are pooling funds, they will have had to do a bunch of work, including actually collecting the money, long before this point.OTOH, if the loan is actually coming from some other entity or person, then they should, at this point, know who that person is.

Evictions, prefer to pass on all costs plus a fee, or pay an additional fee monthly to handle outright....Payment remittance to you after rent is collected, checks, online...Any other features, benefits, items you would be interested in.

Met with the new tenant around 10 am to collect security deposit and first month's rent, and sign the lease.

What I want to know is: 1) can I / should I collect all of my belongings from his room before he returns.

Save up and pay cash.Financially speaking, interest is only your friend if you are collecting it.

The auto he drove was leased in the GF name.I sent it to collections for the 60 days, all damages & the water bill & got a judgement of over $3200 paying 9% (in those days).

Collecting is the hard part.

There's a ton of data here.