Fryer Law Firm, O'Keley & Sorohan, Weissman Novak Curry, Neel & Robinson to name a few.

Ask if they have any issues that you may be able to address.I treat tenants as customers and have empathy for them - give them some leverage when they fall on hard times - but be firm and let them know that this is your business and you depend on the rent to keep your operation running.There are times when you can supply the tenants with up-grades, Frig, new stove micro wave - with those items supplied you'll be able to increase their rent a little.Treat your tenants with respect - thy are your customers and their rent pays your mortgages and gives you an opportunity for a wonderful cash flow and future retirment.Cheers

In you letter be friendly, but firm.  

If you find a great prospect, I'm interested too.  

Think about how firm you want the mattress to be and which mattresses will hold up to heavy weight guests.

In the years following the foreclosure crisis, Wall Street drove a rise in the share of homes purchased by landlords, as private equity firms bought thousands of cheap homes.

An idea would be to contact the listing broker on the deal and see what engineering firm put the map together and any associated documents. 

Always do the math analysis and try to look at your prospective properties before you make an offer on it or have a clause in the sales contract of the subject property some upfront time (about 10 to 15 days) to make a detailed inspection of the subject property without a penalty that will hurt you too much.You may or may not have noticed yet, but be aware that that there many crooks on the Internet that have been specialists at selling stuff you do not need.  

I don't think I want to work for a firm but I was told that if I had my real estate license that I would need to be sponsored by one in order to sell in Rhode Island. 

However I had a  prospective tenant say they had 5 cars for two people so it happens.