You can still post a response in the owner dashboard area, it just doesn't show up in the review synopsis.

If it’s not creating an immediate hazard near the home or common-use area, and especially since one lease names yellowjackets as tenant responsibility, you’re on solid ground.

We sent you info on June 6 and after no response from you, a team member called you on June 19 @ 5:27pm and you stated it was not a good time to talk and would call us back tomorrow.

It's your responsibility GP.

If so, then what is your existing investor's response to funding this new deal? 

But just as important, I want someone who’s transparent, responsive, and doesn’t nickel and dime every repair.I self-manage locally here in NC, but when I’ve had out-of-state deals, a solid PM made all the difference in keeping things running smoothly and stress-free.

What if I said I sent out a lease where the term was 5 years at double rent and they never responsed, so that’s what they’re liable for?

By creating a thoughtful pet policy, you position yourself to capture a much larger and often more responsible tenant pool.

I've tried networking to multiple people for mentorship, but usually I get responses of payment request and a cite to coaching, plus some real estate agents trying to take advantage of my inexperience.Yes, these cites are helpful and I've taken courses.

However Syndicators do have a legal responsibility to potential investors and a greater responsibility once someone invests.