Try every possible means of communication email, phone, facebook, in-person, etc3.

Qualities that make a good partner in investment areas are motivation level, commitment capacity, communication skills etc.

Setting expectations up front is a great way to start a good communication history with your tenant.Regarding the savings account to collect interest, you could but it is probably not worth the hassle.

(if they say now, that's not a good sign, usually means they don't have work or were just recently fired from a job)Other things to observe are how he communicates.  

I even use Skype and TeamViewer to communicate with clients so I'd highly recommend looking for one of the best with great references that interviews well with you.So look for someone you can connect with that works out for your situation.Feel free to ask here if you have questions

The key here is, when you make a mistake, it's important to communicate promptly with all interested parties about what happened and about what you plan to do moving forward.

We still think that 1031 Exchanges will survive, but this time around, everyone needs to take it very seriously and make sure that you communicate your opposition to any legislative contacts that you might have. 

So $1100 is correct, but I would clearly differentiate the charges on any communication. 10% of the rental income as applies to all rental income you ever take in, and $1000 to fill the unit, as applies to any time you fill any unit.

We pride ourselves in giving lower income tenants a higher quality of life, something to be proud of.Also, with them, we make sure all communication is in written form, either text/email, just in case (b/c they are older, easy sympathy story), we have proof they confirm everything is good.

You'll need a registered agent for communications, the thing about these agents is that if any communication is required through them, your cash register will probably ding.