@Chris Baxter I agree tenants and landlords are going to have differing views on how they interpret the dispute resolution process/decision making. 

I like how you describe choosing which area you had to prioritize…getting units filled made a lot of difference on how easy or difficult it is to continue.

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., RE/Max or Keller Williams, is going to have pressure from their own management to "perform" and weed out agents who don't sell/produce enough, which means they won't even consider you if you're saying you have no intention of doing any transactions under their umbrella.I know people who have done what you describe, but they either already had a close friend who was a broker who was willing to take them on, or in one case they bit the bullet and just became a broker themselves (which is fine but is additional time and expense).

Can you share your views and experience with property management.

Guys,  when you have interested renters do your run checks (credit/background) before a tour of the property or do you typically do it once they have viewed and express interest in moving fwd?

Little told CNBC that the current lumber prices make “absolute sense” when viewed against that backdrop.

Take yourtime describing your facilities.

In their daily driving I described to them what to look for and for each lead they brought me that converted to a sell, I offered them $300 cash.

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