I am prevented from providing the email address on this posting.WE SMALL LANDLORDS NEED TO FIGHT AGAINST THIS INJUSTICE AGAINST US...THIS IS A WAY TO DO IT1 It's time for people to start hearing the LAndlord's side of the story.

This will prevent me for refinancing later than I'd like.I'm worried that I'm going to get myself stuck and not able to cash out and work on the next deal.

What kind of technologies do they use, how responsive are they with the tenants and owners, how well do they carry out preventive maintenance,  etc?

I anticipate that it may be impractical to prevent expenses from commingling on that one.I also find that, over the course of the year, I incur business expenses that are not related to any particular owned property.

Rough on the smaller players.

While dual agency can create ethical problems by preventing the agent from entirely acting in your best interest, look at the big picture.

However her bio is a bit disturbing, at least to me, which reads in part: Senator Ali Rabe (1st Term Boise) executive director of Jesse Tree, a Treasure Valley nonprofit dedicated to preventing eviction and homelessnessSenator Ricks asked me to solicit other landlords input, and have them email him directly their thoughts on the state mandating caps on late fees, and caps on application fees.If you feel inclined, would you email your thoughts to Senator Ricks at the email below?

So to prevent this in the future and help others, any flags you should've noticed on the application to catch these guys before you took their money?

I can only think there has been an update in the local MLS which prevents the data from being pulled into the online portals.  

I see residential agents list, some of the larger brokerages (CBRE, Colliers, Cushman, Berkadia, etc) handling that size, and then a fair number of niche players.