Hi Margaret, I would recommend researching a property manager that can service a couple of the markets you are looking to invest in.

Yes, it can be semi-passive income with the right systems, vendors, operations, potential virtual support, property management team, etc.. but ultimately, you are in control of the success of your property or portfolio and without knowledge, expertise or industry "know-how", then you will eventually lose because you are calling the shots.

Also, I had to fire the Property Manager that came with the purchases as they were extremely non responsive to my inquiries. 

They understand that a smooth and efficient move-in process is crucial, and strive to accommodate your needs and preferences.Whether you are looking to advertise your property or planning your move-in, property managers will guide you every step of the way.Property Management Fees and DistributionsWhen it comes to property management fees, they offer various fee structures.

We’re small potatoes here in Houston but self-managing several SFRs.

I'm a property manager in CA. 

Are you taking an asset management fee?

Its currently an active listing with a management company.

Hi all,I had been using Stessa since I started investing in real estate to manage accounting on my 4 units.

Hello, Are there any multifamily investors in the Nashville MSA that can recommend a property manager with experience managing small multifamily/apartments (e.g. approximately 10-20 units)?