I do not have a property manager, but have interviewed three and just don’t think I’ve found one I want to work with yet. 

Over the past few weeks I've been interviewing different all-in-one marketing+CRM+backend solutions that are out there and I haven't been overly impressed by what you're paying for versus the value you get in return.You can also go the semi-DIY route and use a generic webpage builder to make one yourself, or use a niche website builder that specializes in real estate websites to get one done up.

I had the pleasure of interviewing him for my new podcast recently, and he had some great stuff to share on this topic.The commenter above who mentioned the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) made some good points.

I bought a too big house and rented to roommates - people I interviewed and liked - and made my own rental costs $0.

I’m a new agent and I’m interviewing some brokers.

Here's what our current format looks like:Each episode features an interview with another investor.

The problem is she’s not on the deed and the person in charge is interviewing different brokers to list the property.

If you can interview some managers set your expectations with them from the beginnning.

If not I can look them up and interview but figured It might be worth while to reach out to everyone and get their 2 cents.

We have friends in Edmonds and visited there when we were in town a month back for interviews.