All Forum Posts by: Ryan Hotza

sorry to hear David, exactly how much longer is on the lease for this unit? Honestly speaking, you should be looking for new P.M right away, someone that will do what they say and not bend or fold. What i would be doing also in the meantime is telling current property management co that you intend to find new tenants so that they can start their search screening or what ever it is they think they are doing, get the potential tenants list, lookover list and partially screen applicants yourself then drop the P.M. after you have their list. Now you have applicants, then hire new P.M. in hopes you dont sacrifice too much lost rent. Good luck to you though David

@Joe Splitrock

I think Joe said it best. Keep it vague, keep it boring. Even the slightest bit of extra anonymity is an advantage. Congrats on moving forward with the duplex, house hack the heck out of it :). Good luck hope it build momentum.

@Frank Patalano

Great question by the way Frank. 👍

@Frank Patalano

I had to convince myself that there is no Perfect deal to be made, just bad, good, n great ones.

@Frank Patalano

When first starting out my biggest fear was jumping the gun out of anxiousness and not getting the right deal. Buying a unit that wouldn't cash flow as well as the one i was overlooking.

@Rik Patel

hey Rik hows it goin, hope all is well. If Your looking for a handyman, i have a guy i use all the time for big and small projects. reach out if your interseted.

@Jennifer Darby

Ive honestly always been against carpet In rentals, if tenants like they can throw down area rugs wherever they like.

Hello james,  yes i do have someone out there, i use him 9 times out of 10 for projects out there.  Private message me if you would like his info. Good luck with the update, hope you get exactly what you want.

@Jared Smith

Personally, id go with laminate wood, less expensive n looks great. I agree with above mentioned that if tenants want to, they can bring area rugs.