With your Project Manager, ensure you spell out everything you expect them to do versus what they think they will be doing (i.e. how often to provide updates, pictures vs videos, coordination of appraisals, etc).  2) Request copies of everything, permits, engineer drawings, invoices, ect.

"well dang I didn't get any deals yet from DMM".Can you honestly say I am wrong?

It wasn't my preferred use of the latter half of my day, and I'm still contemplating what the final invoice will be.I can't imagine what would occur if I were unavailable or out of town. 

@Devin Dang is hosting

If your PM hasn't dealt with it, call someone to cut the grass and then invoice the tenant. 

The power of the voices on this platform is priceless.So to my story, I had contractor who did not provide me with invoices for work performed earlier this year though I’ve been keeping a tally of the total and it was a little over $17k.

I asked for a copy of the invoice and it's a little handwritten receipt, which says '$500, pipe replacement, Miguel'.My response was well no, sorry I'm not paying this.

I read that if I don't send an invoice, and the renters send it to me as a friend/family, that there are not any fees attached.

With inflation at dang near zero the past 2 years, I think you're safe to say both of these vehicles would stay ahead of inflation.

-I've done 1 transaction where the IRA bought a property, somebody invoiced the IRA for some minor repairs (they paid via check), and sold it 3 weeks later.