I am expanding into Cedar Rapids, IA to wholesale.

There is River Ridge Escrow and Oshea & Oshea out of the Cedar Rapids area.

I am not an expert in Memphis but Columbus is growing rapidly being the 2nd biggest in the midwest and we are seeing many large corporations moving here.

You have established Metros like Cleveland and Cincy and a rapidly growing metro in Columbus.

100% it does - an awesome realtor is worth their weight in gold - someone who knows the market intimately, has access to the best deals or even off-market deals first, understands your goalsProblem is, especially in the last two years when houses sold themselves, is the market was flooded with "bad" realtors.

I weight very little how many people reach out compared to weighing very heavily with how many people show up.

It is a small city that is rapidly growing.

People in rapid life transitions, like this one, don't always act according to what they did before the transition.You cannot expect your LL, or, worse, your LL's property manager to sit there and wade through all the literature on this before they understand that what you have right now is a marriage with a spouse that has yet to be interviewed by the government and approved for a green card.

The Grand Rapids, MI market has caught my eye.I know everyone in real estate is constantly growing.

Am I understanding it correctly that you actually follow through with what you told them about evicting so that you can going forward have more weight behind your words with future tenants?