Just like how I manage my rentals, I call my property management style "Self-Service Management," where I do less, and just provide the tools and resources to my tenants so they can do things on their own.Well, I've actually tested out many "business" banks (Regions, BofI/Axos, Azlo, Novo, Bluevine, Kabbage, etc.) and eventually, I found the best, for me and my style.

Hi @Erwin Groenendijk: I haven´t yet done my first deal, but I do have family and friends that have and also potential cash partners I have talked to about it.

Plenty of styles and colors to choose from, and all of it that I've installed has held up beautifully.

@Chris T.

Quote from @Henry T.: There's no pictures.

My next step after posting this is to reach out to a few similar hosts for the style of property I am looking to invest in and see how well they do on a personal level.

@John Underwood is there a reason you don t have a saltwater pool set up?

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The original post assumes "all other things being equal" with property managers, and that isn't the case.The cheapest shirts are at Dollar General, but that doesn't necessarily mean they are the best.When it comes to property management, it's not what you are paying, but what you are getting. 

Then there is the issue of styles and types.One can ask the same question of a several successful investors and get a different answer from each, all good answers.