I am making calls to home owners that owe on their taxes with a hand full of C level prospects.

I am really  curious as to  both the how the request originated and  the outcome. 

She let's the prospects know we care about the property and the tenants.

So, I'm looking to build a prospect list of small, local banks and credit unions, to start my research for NPN.

What happens when a prospect wants a showing?

I have collected some initial data and presented on research that is based on tenant self-reports, but I am now interested in getting real-time business data.I am looking to collaborate with a larger scale landlord(s)/property manager(s) who are interested in helping me collect unidentified but matched data on screening outcomes, screening decisions (acceptance/rejection of tenancy), and basic questions about how the tenant behaves and your view of them as a good/bad tenant.My hope is to build a data collection process into at least one, but hopefully a few, screening processes, and collect data over a year, resulting in a research presentation/paper I can share.If anyone is interested in talking more about this, please PM me.

Plus if your prospective tenants have kids in school, they don't want to move during the school year, especially during the winter season.I am sorry that I can't speak about the Akron market, but PM is a significant issue and without a team in place in a new market, I would not invest in any area. 

I think I will just lock it at 70 degrees, and they can open and shut their vents as they please.My spouse would love to put the utilities under the tenants in the larger unit, but so far that has been a major deterrent for prospective tenants. 

My question is If I go to to one branch of lets say JPmorgan, on 123 main street and i get denied, can I expect a different outcome in a different branch, say in 321 main street?

Always do the math analysis and try to look at your prospective properties before you make an offer or at least have a clause in the sales contract that allows you the time (10 to 15 days) to make a entailed inspection of the subject property and possibly back out of the deal without a penalty that hurts you too much.Do not cut any corners on your evaluations to make them look better on paper but not in reality.