We have one member that does nothing but Guest Services, handles all communications with guests and check-ins and check-outs and entry codes and restaurant recommendations and "How-do-we-make-it-colder-in-here". 

Live events allow to communicate in small groups or 1:1 and actually network with each other. 

I would suggest not just dumping it all on the title company and expecting them to handle everything with no communication from you.

I will be communicating with a new realtor for the first time as an investor.

Thanks, Darius.I never met or talked to the seller since all the communications are through the listing agent. 

Biggest thing is establishing a team that communicates, knowledgeable, and your boots on the ground.

They are not answering any form of communication, we have resorted to certified letters to even ensure that they get any communication at all.

(even though he said he is going to be a 'silent partner' but so far he has been the only one who communicates with us).Thanks in advance for any advices/feedbacks.

It depends if guaranteed rent on the first of every month is worth a hostile environment each time you were to communicate with your tenants.

You will also be provided with an approval to establish a better line of communication with the seller.