Maciej Charyga: all of the above empathy (always about the CLIENT); understanding that client is for life VS. just one transaction; proactive, patient, resourceful, etc. happy to elaborate.

Just have to be patient and find a good deal!

I'm not the best communicator so be patient with me.

I had a similar experience recently - though I was fortunate enough to be in-town.The PM is a nice guy who was adequately responsive; and we tried to be nice and patient, and made the mistake of staying with him longer than we should (vacant for 4 months).

So far I have spent 30 minutes texting/emailing advertised rental units in my area and have already made multiple real estate connections with people open to selling, keeping an eye out for me, a real estate agent, and even someone looking to buy wholesale from me since he knows I am actively searching (guess I have to learn how to wholesale now)I am hungry, but also patient.

Be patient, the deals will come as long as your are involved in the local market; networking, talking to people, driving for dollars, etc.Best of Luck and let me know if you have any questions I can answer!

I can be a little patient in terms of getting my money out of this property and I thought that this could potentially help in getting my foot in the door of the note world.

Let everyone know you're in the industry so that when the time comes for them to invest, buy, sell, or rent, they have YOU in mind.I recently passed my state exam as well and have been "patiently" waiting for my license # to come in.

Link to an Philadelphia Bar Association opinion on whether a physician/attorney can receive referral fees for referring a patient to a personal injury firm.

Stay patient.