He should report issues with the property if they are a big deal and he may try to negotiate a longer term lease if he wants to stay long term.

I'm now seeing a lot of potential investors stay on the sidelines, but when something good comes up, they pounce quick.  

With inventory moving so fast here it is difficult to have information stay updated and was wondering if there were ideas on how to best support my investors using a software/proforma service.

Arlind Mucaj Whats a good email so we can stay in touch?

I am looking/already have for the following:Realtor - Someone who is willing to work with out of state investors, and kind of guide me through the process of selecting good investment. 

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With that being said, I think this is a great lesson as a new investor to learn the value of staying patient and waiting for the right time.

Looking for a great mentor to help me guide along in my journey.I lived in South Carolina.

Leaving from Newark Airport and staying at the Marriott Courtyard. 

Don’t give hem your name if you want to stay off their radar.