I usually have success with Zillow- but there seems to be a lot of unresponsive people lately.  

That way if it's every buggy & unresponsive (which absolutely will happen), you have emergency options. 

You're definitely not alone—unfortunately, dealing with unresponsive tenants and unpaid rent is a common issue for many landlords.

I have cancelled management agreement and they are unresponsive. 

Before their PM wing (VPS) sold its portfolio (which happened two months ago) they became extremely unresponsive.  

If they remain to be difficult and unresponsive after providing proper notice and communication, then maybe it's time to give them a 30-day notice to terminate their tenancy so you can do the repairs needed for your property.

Current property manager appears to be unresponsive and also seems to lack work ethics.Looking for recommendations of reliable, professional and responsive property manager who manages in those areas.

My tenants, who have been in the property for close to three years, have become totally unresponsive.

But as the original construction was set to be complete for 3 months, which was the interest-only loan term, the bank automatically converted my interest-only loan into 5/1 ARM on the full amount, without me having received any of the $13,400.The worst part is, my loan officer got fired from the bank and currently no one is responding to my requests to 1) get reimbursed for the amount of principal payment I've been paying them over the past 2 months for the extra $13,400 I haven't seen, 2) override the original 3 months interest-only term to a 6 or 7 month term so that the rest of the construction is complete and I get reimbursed for all phases of the renovations.I am frustrated with the way my lender is handling the situation and I would like to see what my options are if they continue to be unresponsive.

My tenant is unresponsive and has not paid rent for this month.