If I do not properly vet buyers for a seller I could lose the confidence of the relationship and the seller moving forward.

It is best to have a relationship and have them set up as servicing the property ahead of time.

Only really old toilets have a bigger tank, so you'd have to find some older used toilet to have more water per flush.Better to find a new toilet with low flush that actually moves waste effectively; there are some other threads on that if you search.

I am not sure a website would be an effective or beneficial tool for your named specific strategy.

Matt - my properties all run around $600/month.I don't think the $50 is going to convince anyone to stay per se - but it may create some general goodwill and help foster a better relationship.

A friend of mine once commented that an old girl friend of mine and I were not really in a relationship as much as experiencing dual obsessions flying in a formation of two.

Jeff, in any business relationship a lender looks to the principles for repayment under several aspects (even in non-recourse financing).

Let's keep in touch and build some solid working relationships/networks.

You tell them what to offer etc. but as far as them giving you seller info or answering probing questions about the property they shouldn't release without the sellers written consent.It's important to know when signing a purchase and sale what kind of agency relationship is checked in the contract and what it means.

It's great because I don't lose rent and don't have to deal with switching utilities.If you have a good relationship with your current renter, it really helps with the showings and transition.