I was wondering if there is a risk in taking over from property management and having a new lease agreement with the tenant.

Be very careful in taking any refund as they usually have sties attached.

@Patrick BrittonSchedule a call with Ashish if hes interested in taking you on.

You might want to clean out the intake coils of debris as that'll cause a drop in efficiency.

I knew that all of them were interested only in taking on as much business as humanly possible while being indifferent to the effects the personal requirements of management would suffer.

Most will take the compressed air and blow it into the intake while using a vacuum on the exhaust side (remove filters) to help shift the dust out of the way.It's a real crap shoot.If you need to replace it, you can try a DLP projectors.

Our model doesn't fit the mold of traditional property management companies so we are looking for an individual interested in taking them on.

I am reaching out to find if any real estate companies may be interested in taking on an intern starting December of 2023 through the military DOD SkillBridge Program.

I think its good to get a good idea of what you're looking for or what you're most excited in taking action on so you don't get to all over the place and can put your focus on the strategy that most intrigues you.My wife and I have flipped a couple properties, have an out of state STR in the Smoky Mtns we self manage on Airbnb, manage mid-term rentals for friends along with manage our own multi-family properties where we have 3 mid-term tenants and 2 long term tenants. 

@Nicholas Cantwell Right now you should be looking for a suitable project to invest in take a portion of the 70k and use it as your skin in the game with the hard money person you select there are a lot so call around and find the one with the least amount to put up and lowest rate.