been in this apt almost 32 years. had on site manager for 30 years but he died.realty management is related to owner of bldg who was great.landlord today says they dont have copy of my apt keys nor garagage key and that  " you must make and get to us immdiately" achtung. emailed back manager had keys and if they need keys they can come get mine, make copy, and return.i am senior citizen and i dont respond well to autocratic commands.

They are a gold mine. 

This is more her thing than mine and I'm still on the fence.  

If my car was registered at an address less than a 1/4 mile north of mine falling into Detroit, my vehicle insurance would be $700/mo, though NOTHING else at all would change about my insurance profile.  

Mine are consolidated at a 2.5% rate.  

They are a gold mine. 

This was not a project of mine, but somebody that is close to me. 

(this is typical for this area and I know many homes, including mine, have sump pumps and french drains to resolve the issues)Are situations like these good buying opportunities, or ones to be avoided, and what would cause someone to walk away from a rehab - lack of funds?

@Edmund RickerYour reasons for wanting your license are exactly the same ones that motivated me to get mine.

We use RentManager (several hundred tenants) but I've also used Onesite, Yardi and a few others...all capable of thousands of tenants.Friends of mine that manage less than 40 units use google voice, texts and emails then record into a scheudling app