The first step would be to tell your agent you want to schedule a meeting with her to resolve problems with how she is marketing your property.

Ok, well she then called me for the 3rd time telling me that if I don't resolved the problem she wasn't going to pay me the rent.

Really depends on the condition of the house and the issues you resolve.

Made contact with occupant with see if we could resolve the matter. 

I’ve been having issues with this PM company for awhile now as I think they’re overcommitted— lack of communication (I didn’t find out this particular tenant was 24 days late on rent until I called them), accounting errors in their favor I can’t seem to get resolved, etc.

Get the vendor to submit a report to you documenting that they were there and the tenant signed off that the issue was now resolved.

@Ericka Grant I really enjoy living here, but I wouldn't want to invest here just due to having to deal with the inefficiencies of the city.I don't have a GC that's compatible with East Point, but I could give you the names of the REA's that are the major players in the neighborhood.

Hopefully, this is just a verbiage issue and can easily be resolved because I'm excited about having a website up!

Talking to a lender will help determine what parts of each persons credit/ income profiles are an issue and how they can be resolved.

Resolve the issues by first contacting the city.