My team and I work with a ton of first time investors around PHX to demystify running the numbers and what is fully required to accomplish adding a door and becoming an investor. 

If no one is clearly at fault and the issue resulted from a simple misunderstanding, it's often the case that the landlord ends up footing the bill, unless they push back or have a policy in place.In your case, the fair and prudent course would be to ask the property manager for clarification: Was the tenant provided with the correct mailbox number and key at move-in?

More than one way to close a deal. 

Make sure your lender has more then one option. 

I took that last year which honestly saved me a lot of time in figuring out how to do it right.  

I’ve been in this industry for over 30 years and now mentor and sponsor new agents at eXp Realty, so I know firsthand how powerful this career can be—especially when you're building it alongside a solid W-2.Being part-time doesn’t mean you can’t go big—you just need smart systems, solid time management, and the right guidance.

Navigating the county's bureaucracy and timing the expiration of the construction permit were crucial.

He was one of the first two developers in the area to really revitalize it and now the area is booming. 

Hi,I am thinking of buying one of the new construction homes in Austin TX.Contemplating between Hutto vs Kyle.Could you pls share your suggestions?

I want to change this mindsetI don’t think you can legally let current tenants approve or reject incoming ones, especially if it influences decisions around protected classes (race, religion, etc.).