Or, as you say, it could be a broken pipe under the slab.

He goes into detail on how to properly screen potential team members to find the best ones.All the best!

It's best to start working for another PM and learning the ropes and liabilities around leasing, screening and maintenance. 

No good budget...could be a faucet or toilet....could be a broken line somewhere, multiple somewheres.

Not because it has broken but to improve stuff.Either way an older home requires more maintenance than a newer build until those systems that wear out are replaced (like the heating/AC)We are 7+ hours from our lake house and we self manage it just fine and have been for the last 6 years.Regarding the LLC, will you be paying all cash for the property?

etc.Each of those subcategories can be broken down further into Pages or combined subcategories into sections such as Courses and Webinar Notes and have sub-sections for each course or webinar you attend and their associated notes.As you can see this structure can be very organized and scale well. 

Look in to a platform like Hemlane, Avail, or RenRedi to collect rent, screen tenants and handle maintenance. 

If not, then it's time to update.BiggerPockets has a Lease Agreement Package under "TOOLS" at the top of your screen. $100 for a lease and several other documents (FREE FOR PRO MEMBERS!)

Hi I'm screening an applicant who works at a large organisation that uses 3rd party employment verification system (which I have accessed via the portal from the organisation's website).

I did not take away from it the host should be a newbie, but I agree, the host should not be a newbie in real estate.What we found actually works best is when you have a newbie with an experienced person so the information can go deep but also be broken down in a simple way to explain things.