Should I consider they have abandoned the property and start moving forward with inspections/repairs or just wait the 10 days until the lease has ended before I take any further action?

Congratulations on all the success from your action plan.When I read about deals like yours like closing on a 240 unit apartment, it gives me the enthusiasm to pursue my first multifamily and continue to move up.   

In the beginning you will need to just persevere through it all and let your actions speak loudly for you and the jibber jabber will all be put to rest.

A properly designed end of the year (christmas bonus) should motivate a Property Manager to consistently re-evaluate their actions.

Your lease should also indicate the responsibilities of the tenant with respect to damages caused by their action or inaction. 

Seeing that real estate deals are very time sensitive, a quick response from your organization is something that’s really needed for a possible deal to go smooth.I ask this because I’ve haven’t gotten a response on a simple matter (whereabouts of my course materials and tracking number), so the lack of response concerns me.

Anyone else ran into this sensitive subject.

One of the hottest class action suits - and growing - is against landlords who refuse to rent to those with a criminal background.

They can easily answer questions like this and advise you in advance of taking any action.

Our goal: Financially independent by 35 - not millions but enough to not work for someone else.Advice needed: BiggerPockets has got us so excited about real estate and now we're trying to channel that into some action.