One thing that is low risk is write a personalized letter. it should stress how you will take care of the home.I accepted an offer because it was a refugee family, and they wrote about how they wanted a better life for their daughter. i figure it would be good Karma, and those folks still keep in touch and thank me with a home cooked meal every 3 months.

It would be awesome to keep in touch.

I'd be happy to put you in touch with them if the call goes well. 

Our office staff is working from home, and we are more in touch and on the same page than we were P-P-L!

I’m going to share my card with you digitally” then we would have the contact information in a more relevant place AND we would have just been a touch more personal and practical than EVERY OTHER PERSON out there who does things just like they have been done forever, for no better reason than “that’s how we do it.”  

Recommend getting in touch with Trevor Gaal and Sean Kearney in Halifax.  

Owner of Double D Construction in the Tulsa metro & surrounding areas.  20 yrs involved in flipping & restoration new builds to finish touches.

If you are able to get in touch with her, I would request a walk through in the next 30 days so you can perform your due diligence. 

They took amazing care of the place and have stayed in touch with me since.  

In the multi-family market these days, it can't hurt to add a side of Español to your studies if you don't have that in your arsenal already.Otherwise, biz/finance and a touch of hospitality can't hurt.