I'm not exagerrating when I say that the property manager on your property will literally make or break your investment.

I have family there who recently showed me water pouring through the basement wall of their house, literally shooting out like there was a hole drilled through the brick!

Initially, the pricing wasn't bad, but now they were literally raping me to turnover units.  

I was able to identify a property literally the last day of my identification period.

@Anthony Wick Great example that is literally what I am doing now!

My effort driving there would have been useless.My advice, if you have some bandwith in your cash flow, you should just call a handyman or have your tenants do it (and give them a rent credit) .I had one of my tenant install to 6 fence boards (literally just buy the materials at home depot and hammer nails on the fence posts).

When I was full time in Memphis I found multiple deals literally every day and flipped them mostly to other wholesalers until I had my own buyers. 

I believe one of the owners of Performance is also an attorney.I've dealt with M&M a lot, as have a couple of my agents (acting as agent or principal), and also my husband on the lending side - literally every transaction has resulted in frustration due to varying levels  of incompetence demonstrated by their staff.As far as real estate attorneys go, it really depends on what you need.

Boroughs, Long Island, Upstate, Westchester, over the bridge in New Jersey, literally anywhere.I will do whatever it takes to earn the money to buy property to live in.

Mainly because literally thousands more buyers will know it's for sale once it hits the MLS.