They often have off-market deals that might fit your criteria better.

How do you decide on the number of tenants able to fit in one property as I know its more complex than purely bedrooms, not speaking about legality's though.

There's a lot of variables that go into play as far as what may be the best fit for you CRM Wise, but I agree with @Freddy Alban in that "The key factor is the follow-up capabilities, so pick one that excels in that area."

Let's connect, I'd love to learn more about this project and determine if we have any programs that will fit on this or any other projects.

It doesn't work so great when you force it upon assets that are not a good fit. 

In fact, I think its the best move you can do if it fits your life situation. 

When you talk to the queen, tell her you are given to fits of rage.

Right now, Huntsville, Jacksonville, Birmingham, and Oxford are looking promising and fit well with our goals.I’m planning to visit these areas soon to check out potential investments in person, with my partner who lives in Anniston, AL.

I would also suggest reviewing credentials...50% of the PM firms in the city are not licensed brokers or agents affiliated with brokers....and most of the agents that claim to manage are focused on residential sales...not a great fit.

(there was a tiny set of stairs also)The developer told me there was also an alleyway down the side of the building that could most likely fit a wheelchair and had direct access to the condo, so it's possible that would satisfy the ADA and they could remove the ramp on the inside of the unit.I have never dealt with a property like this before, so I'm wondering, who do I talk to to make sure this unit will be ADA compliant?