What tactics have you used to reduce water consumption by the tenants.

However, for those who plan to utilize the systems and tools mixed in with face to face relationships, the model is truly golden.  2400 agents to 8000 agents in less than 14 months, the numbers certainly don't seem to paint a picture of a company destined to tank at the first burp in the market.

I have a client who owns a cabin and land in Altmar and is looking to sell.I don't know many specifics on property just yet, know its a cabin, has electric but no water/sewer, on about an acre in Altmar.Client is looking to put together a deal here in PA and wants to offload this property.Any recommendations for an Agent for this particular type of property and area?

We don' have a dialer system, so she dials manually through Skype.  

There currently aren’t any others listed though besides some >1 acre lots near the water.

I typically ask about replacement dates of roof, electric box, plumbing and water heater).

my guess would be water,sewer,taxes,insurance, maintenance, capital expenditures, common areas (everything but the principal +interest ) 

It didn't help her situation that she submitted a picture "of a wet basement" that showed no water, and her daughter actually confirmed that there was no water.While it's possible in your situation that some moisture from the roof leak may have contributed a bit, the underlying cause was the heat from the blocked dryer which was due to negligence by not cleaning out the lint trap.If it's one lease with all 4, and you have a "joint and several" clause, I'd name all 4 in a suit.

You can find the same in any industry or field where any proposal for change is met with a bureaucratic system to determine the absolute best way to do it.

To connect our house to the apartment above our garage or "Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU) we had to have pipes excavated underground to ensure that the garage apartment could connect to sewer/water from our house.