Are you moving, or is this simply an out of state play?

After several mistakes in the grant deeds and his lack of communication all the way and getting back to me within a decent timeframe, I made the corrections myself on the grant deeds and turned them into the county, im assuming that they are finished, in other words, they were deeded into the LLCs.

Depending on your board, this could actually be viewed as a violation and potentially lead to a fine or complaint, especially if the PM has a valid brokerage license or exclusive listing rights for any property they manage.Put simply — the PM’s agreement with the owner is a legally binding contract, just like your buyer’s or listing agreement.

I simply asked what questions to ask sellers and one of them commented for me to simply go look in the zoom vault and never offered which ones even.

It was hunger that drove the revolts, not lack of real estate ownership. 

The lack of communication is concerning to me.

Typical of the apathy and lack of professionalism.In the end, we sold the property and it took 4 months to “close out” our account and get a portion of the funds owed to us.

My issues are simple: a huge lack of communication and timely responses to my inquiries... whether via emails or voicemails.

That's not going anywhere and I agree with Remington that people need to vote in local elections, but we're obviously not solving the lack of education that gets people to vote for politicians who aren't actually doing anything in their best interests.I fired my property manager last night and hired a new one immediately.

Mitchell Bernier - Yea, and this is even more true when you consider that a common provision of the HAP contract is that you cannot evict over a lack or shortfall in payment from the PHA.