I try to maintain good communication with tenants, and so far, in the last 8 years, two tenants have voluntarily left because they could not afford it.The only people who would keep trying to live at your house for free are those who are dead broke. 

Hi guys, I had one of my units broken into over Christmas, broke the window, stole some electronics and one of the property keys.

I'm just reaching out to the community to see what you guys and girls do and if you had any suggestions for position titles or companies I should be looking into that will give me some of my free time back so that I can invest in real estate more.

If the listing-broker is not co-broking his fee, the buy-side broker would have to negotiate a fee from his buyer. 

Needing a no to low down payment just means the borrower is broke. 

I custom built 2 years ago and ive already got 125K in equity in my property, now with that being said it took 10 months to build (Not including time before they broke ground) and you have a ton of out of pocket cost.

The facility is fenced with key code, but a turd broke in a few months ago and go into the campers including mine.

The current tenants (2 adults, 3 small kids) moved in late January and will vacate and the end of April (previous tenant broke lease; these tenants are paying $250/month extra for short term lease).

A co-broke is typically paid by the sellers/broker at closing.

Yes, I rolled them in together since the spreadsheet I was using broke the expenses out that way.