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We were under contract escrow paid but we exited the contract due to a lead pipe and levels that we were not comfortable with.

The open floor plan leads you into the well appointed kitchen.

A name search says that possibly the old owner passed and this appears to maybe have been a rental property leading up to that in my eye.

Somewhere in the fifth, sixth, seventh decade of the house's existence, this leads to the joists slightly spalling at the far ends and narrowing at the center beam.

My research has lead me down rabbit holes and I am still unsure.

Hello everyone,I am having really complicated problem, I do have a lead generation company and virtual assistance so I am trying to provide motivated sellers leads already pre-qualified and we are doing just OK but I need to raise the bar and master my services to be the best in the market.So I have an excellent team of cold callers but I struggle to find the best lists source to get lists of motivated sellers leads I do not have MLS so I was using Propstream to get lists then skip trace it but I can not get motivated sellers from it so shall I try another source or what type of listings I should use in propstream to generate motivated sellers from?

Are your properties well-positioned to attract potential leads online?

It’s like they didn’t think Tesla has a big enough lead. :-). 

Landlords mistakenly ASSUME all PMCs offer the exact same services and operate the exact same way, so price is the only differentiator.So, the first question they usually ask a PMC is about fees - instead of asking about services.This also leads them to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.