All Forum Posts by: Adam Bartomeo

We expect our contractors to work whatever hours they want as long as they accomplish the goal at or under budget and on or before the time they quoted.

Why would you ever forgive the balance? Put them in collections and get as much from them as you possibly can!

@Jay Hinrichs I was a corporate manager for years. When hiring I would walk them to their car just to see the condition of the interior and exterior. I saved a lot of time and headache...

@Mendy M. You may want to dig deeper... You can pay companies to remove negative reviews, and you can pay for advertising.

Offer multiple months of advanced rent. This takes some of the risk off of the landlord and places the risk on you.

I have never worked with R2R but I am working with about 15 investors who will never work with them again due to their lack of responsibility in reference to builder and property management selection.

I price checked them years ago and they WAY over inflated both sales and rental numbers... I'm talking about 25% - 40% over.

Every tenant has the right to "quiet enjoyment". At one noise complaint we send a text and email, at the second we post a 7 day curable notice, at the third day it is a 7 day non-curable notice, and if they aren't out after the 7 days its eviction.

In today's world you can accept all kinds of payments. About 90% of our tenants pay online through our portal and the other 10% pay cash, check, or money order.

We always provide invoices and receipts to our owners. Why wouldn't you?

Why would not having a bankruptcy be an issue? You should have a conversation with them to understand what the situation was. As long as they meet your qualifications, we would rent to them.