I would highly recommend James Steele for landlord/tenant disputes.  

Most banks still haven't figured out that an appraisal value pulled from regular sales doesn't give a true picture what a buyer will pay for on a short sale, and I've had to go through great lengths with value disputes to get them to understand the real picture.  

What if the property manager and you get into a dispute and the PM won't return the tenant's deposit or some other unfortunate circumstance or the PM company won't hold the tenant's to the lease?

I hired an attorney who has been mediating the dispute between my broker and myself but my broker still intends on taking me to small claims court.

The tenant also has 15 days from receipt of move out charges to dispute any charges that are deducted from the deposit.

I am going to focus on communities that embrace rentals because it is part of the lifeblood of the local economy.My guess the Superbowl is actually going to drive the issue of homesharing in the city -- and you might see some resolution then.

Especially as a New Years resolution. 

*Receiving complaints from tenants*Solving disputes with your tenants and other tenants of the building. 

When maintenance issues arise, vacancies come about, evictions become necessary, tenants have disputes, etc. it will be very stressful for you to handle if you are 30 minutes away and have a family, job, and hobbies.

Some of the advantages I may be able to offer you are: 1) Paying all cash.2) Buying the property in it’s “as is” condition.3) Saving you from having to do any rehab, landscaping, cleanout, or cleaning.4) Saving you from having to take the time to conduct, or hire a company for an estate sale. 5) Closing the sale very quickly, often in thirty days or less. 6) Saving you considerable time and extra attorney’s fees. 7) Saving the 6% real estate commission and attendant fees.8) Helping to move the process forward towards resolution.