Do this step every day from now on, set a quota for how many you'll do a day and stick to it.Step 4: Whatever you need to work on in your life to have the means to execute a deal based on your chosen strategy(s), start making changes to your life to make it possible NOW! 

They are not hurting for cash, they just want to be done with the property and move onto the next stage in their life.

We all know we have a limited amount of time in the day and what you do with that time has a direct correlation with your success and happiness in life.

If these people aren't scared of an eviction, or worried how it will affect them, well-- let life teach them a lesson!   

This is especially true if you're in a situation like mine where you're balancing a W2, perhaps a family life, and perhaps some hobbies as well

At 61, do you want to have another 30 year loan --- basically a debt albeit starting at $79k for the rest of your forseeable life? 

It has always been a goal in my life to start real estate investing.

I am excited to make this change in my life.

Moreover, some of the most important historical information is in local building department/fire department/health department files.

I did research this topic and was inclined more on software-based (mainly due to price) but would like to get real-life opinion of BP community.The main pros i see having an on-prem property manager are:1) Ease of rent collection and managing tenants2) Auto schedule of any maintenance and follow-upsThe con i see is the monthly payment (8-10% to property manager vs <$90/unit using software)The key points I am trying to find are:1) Does the above pros on having on-prem property manager same with software-based?