I see many investors not consider the costs after acquisition, which throws off all of their ratio analysis and ROE projections.Ryan

We would know better than/before them if the property is in trouble and I wouldn't want to just throw them under the bus if that ever happened.

Seriously though, you can do anything, but a judge can look at it in a law suite and just throw it all out the window.

She can't expect you to change them now.Sounds to me like she's throwing everything at you, knowing she is not going to get it all.I'd simply come back to her with the things you're willing to do and see how it plays out.

If you have 10 to choose from, throw out the lowest one or two and use the next lowest ones.

Any advice would be welcome before I go throwing my money :cry:

@Eric Medemar I know the purpose of the question is to kind of throw them off of what they are expecting to hear, but if you are trying to wholesale property to them, why would you ask to buy their property that they just purchased a week ago?  

I like letters handwritten on the outside.Many of my family members have has been in the postal service for years.Postcards are cheaper and easier to do BUT they also look like junk mail and the carriers insert them into junk circulars even when you paid postage.The result is many throw them in the trash without ever seeing them.So I have never been a postcard fan.

Or are you saying that you use your PM company for your own properties, just not letting the tenants know you are the owner.Sorry if this post ends up looking wierd, about to throw this blackberry out the window

Makes sense J...I guess how you do your accounting has a lot to do with the audience and your intended time horizon.