Every area is unique for sure.

On another note, I think I can provide a unique perspective as I have worked in finance for ~5 years, including 3.5 years at a GSE and the rest working with some of the largest private equity funds in the world.Thanks and hope to talk you y'all soon!

Larger office towers owned by institutional investors are usually a little different than the mom & pop garden-style office buildings, but here are some basics:Negotiate vendor contracts / oversee vendor operations (security, maintenance, janitorial, parking, landscaping, etc)Oversee TA's/TI'sTenant interaction (usually complaints, not usually compliments)Report to ownershipWork with accounting on monthly financials and rent collectionsWork with legal on delinquencies, evictions, disagreements with tenants on lease obligationsLeasing and renewals - sometimes done by a professional leasing agent, sometimes done by the property managerOccasional/unusual stuff like hosting tenant events, putting up holiday decorations, fire drills, construction defect lawsuits, vandalism, homeless people sleeping on the property, etc ...

This is a proven systematic way to market to a unique list of people who are not on most peoples radar, and, have a high statistical likelyhood of selling.As Chris said, take it with a grain of salt.

I started to learn who the 'unique' individuals were in the community.

Enjoy while you're there.You can become familiar with the market, set up contacts in the SA area, learn financing techniques and rules, Texas RE is has unique rules.

Real estate and finance laws are unique to every state.Best wishes for a long and successful investment career.

I always mow the lawn on the diagonal and alternate between the two directions to give it a unique look.

This person will review your current status, consider your goals, and then offer you educated professional advice that confirms to your unique situation.

Carrie Herrmann,This is a legal question that you should ask the real estate attorney of your choice where the property is located.Tenant Rights laws are unique to every state.