I had contacted management several times in regards to figuring out a solution to the problem, however, on initial evaluation by live-in resident property manager, he toured my unit with me and told me they were cockroaches.

One doesn't even need a college degree to be a successful commercial broker, but I feel that the CCIM is more of a commitment to your art and craft to the profession.

Its just called simple math.The person who thought of public pensions should be hung in the town square.Sell the art. 

I'm going to tour the property and talk to them about the condition of the property.

Also I'll shoot you a PM on the details for the bus tour.

One of the things that I found out about him was that he had a black belt in karate, or one of the other martial arts, I can't remember which. 

Come on up I will give you a tour. 

I suggest that you learn the art of creative financing. 

I toured one once.

When I bought mine in Minnesota I (after due diligence on the company and touring their rehabs and neighborhoods) was pitched some options, picked one I liked, signed the docs, sent the money, and collected a paycheck each month.