You can learn to do this independently or get a rockstar REALTOR to lead the way.

I think the cycle is now back to door knocking, direct mail, and bandit signs.

The applications, screening, lease signing, and rent collection is all done there.

I always remind myself that it isn't personal and that I chose to sign up for exactly this kind of work (managing difficult tenants).

Students tend to sign year-long leases, and if you price it right (maybe even rent by the room), you could see solid returns.

I just signed on with one of my rental properties.

In North Carolina, any contract is a sign unless it expressly states that it's not for whatever reason.also, don't be afraid to pay the $300 for an attorney to sit down with you and answer your questions about what you're trying to do.

I get that but if you used that logic all these lenders that have their borrowers sign a quit claim at closing to be held in case they default/ or DIL and instruct title to hold it.. same thing they made a  loan and now 2 minutes later they have the property back because this deed was signed..

I really wish I had seen a detailed review of Foundation Property Management (FPM) or TurnkeyInvest here on BiggerPockets before signing on with them several years ago.

Hi @Ryan Kinoshita,I personally recommend Chase business for a few reasons: Really easy to work with, really good sign on incentives for both their accounts and business credit cards, and there are branches all of over the country making it easy to handle your business from anywhere.