Here’s a list of 20 questions you need to ask a property management company broken down into there segments from learning about them and their experience, learning about their systems and how they operate and finally a few to help you make that final decision on if they are a good fit.

It lists 20 questions you need to ask a property management company broken down into there segments from learning about them and their experience, learning about their systems and how they operate and finally a few to help you make that final decision on if they are a good fit.https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Our company services many cites and I tell owners: "We aren't for everyone."

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It lists 20 questions you need to ask a property management company broken down into there segments from learning about them and their experience, learning about their systems and how they operate and finally a few to help you make that final decision on if they are a good fit.https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Best of luck!

It lists 20 questions you need to ask a property management company broken down into there segments from learning about them and their experience, learning about their systems and how they operate and finally a few to help you make that final decision on if they are a good fit.https://www.biggerpockets.com/...If I can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to me. 

If it does, I still need to go ahead and actually run all of the numbers in detail to get an idea if it is a property I want to move forward on.In some markets and some market segments, investors are still looking for the 2% rule.

I'm all for disruptive stuff, so maybe there should be a segment of BP dedicated to cryptocurrency.

There's definitely less competition in that market segment currently, due to buying trends related to the pandemic which I believe will be short term.

@Justin Koopmans To help clarify on a point that seems to be moving in a misunderstood direction, speculation IS a major segment of Real Estate Investing, AND some speculative investing can be structured for low risk exposure (ie wholesaling) and other forms are extensive risk exposure (ie long term holding for speculative market value increase's) and should be left to just those of appropriate mastery level and with ability to absorb losses if when losses occur. 

IMO this can't continue very much longer, at least in the starter home segment.