Having a website and the ability to communicate via email is a definite plus.

I'm only 3 months in and I've been very disappointed with my PM's communication style and general way of dealing with us.

You can have as much or as little involvement as you choose, you just need to communicate that to your property manager.

(several tenants use money orders, none of which can be read by any of the OCR devices, requiring a deposit slip and a biz hours trip to bank.)

Communication will be your ticket.

After communicating with the tenant, I have learned that he has moved into a new apartment.

Thus, I make the claim that BofA IS at fault for my situation due to their original counsel to miss my payments and then their lack of communication or consideration of my modification.Thankfully, I am now able to make my house payment.

I've watched flip men before, and as far as I can recall they had accurate costing in regards to commissions/costs/etc - although on the show there seem to be exaggerations or misrepresentations about certain, for lack of a better term, "plot devices".

That was less directed at you than in general to the argument against college.What you contribute here, whether I always agree or not, is generally well thought out, thoroughly addressed and well communicated.

If students feel any disconnect or disrespect for authority between themselves and their landlord, they are more likely to ignore rules, destroy property, pay late, etc...keep the lines of communication open!