You are one of the moderator power houses.

With the power of time in real estate you get cash flow, appreciation and debt pay down. 

They have brand power already nationwide.

At a minimum, you would have had to sign a Power of Attorney (POA) of some sort to authorize the "agent" to sign on your behalf ...

======Become a POWER LISTENER=== Here's a listening trick that I use sometimes.....lean forward and slightly towards them while they're talking and place your cupped hand behind your ear to increase amplification if a distraction arises while they're talking.

While I do see the power of Facebook in promoting some personal and business services, as well as promotional power for consumer brands, I am not sure we should all abandon our other advertising and marketing media.

Having lived in one of these houses a long time ago, I personally would not want to do it.It was month to month, and based on my experience there was a lot of potential for conflict and for "no name" people not on the lease to move in unexpectedly.

It's all about wealth and power there.

This is because of the voting power in the HOA and the HOA has considerable power over the overall property.As time passes and units are bought, sold, and or rented the percentage of non-owner occupieds can change and that can change whether the same property is warrantable or not.

Putting yourself in the shoes of the seller's agent, you want your client knowing that the buyer is serious. 2) You can report back to your client on the structural condition before you make an offer and you have more power to negotiate on your client's behalf knowing the condition is poor- even if they're gutting the entire place.3) Your other buyers may like a certain property you're viewing, even if it's not right for this buyer mentioned in your post.