Screens on the roof, not approved for installation. There’s four across the roof
—Hi all, I am going through an interesting experience with one of the properties I own and could use some advice.
One of the propertie...

I need to quickly and soundly and carefully determine how to regain some cash flow income stream, potentially utilizing two homes I own.

I don’t even let my tenants take care of our pools.

Second since I am a property owner myself and also own a PM company I try to look at it from different angles.If the tenant wants things fixed it many times means that they plan to stay in the property and since they are picky they tend to take care of the home more.

There is near-zero value add.Your manager failed you because they didn't care to understand the problem or to follow up on the *right* solution.

They don't care about the cash-flow, The write-off's are profitable and there looking at the out-sized equitable gains. 

Take care!

My advice for anyone looking to hire a PM company is: Review the contract very carefully!

What do I care, it’s going to be the downpayment in 30 days and I get the deal over someone offering more but wants to put down $5k.

Since you're aiming to purchase a multi-family property in Long Island, especially with the help of a capital partner, it’s crucial to run the numbers carefully (rental income vs expenses) to ensure you’re set up for success.