Consistent updates.

We come across a lot of owners super frustrated with their current manager and the main issue seems to be communication, on top of cleaning/maintenance and lack of attention to detail. 

Hi Rene,I have received four quotes so far:First Quote: $90,000 ($273/sq ft) or $100,000 ($303/sq ft) as mentioned in the initial posting.Second Quote: $92,000Third Quote: $158,290 (Including Interior Design)Fourth Quote: $140,000 - $150,000I plan to go with the first quote/contractor, as they've previously done renovations in the house, and I appreciate both their communication and work quality.

My Class C properties have seen less than 5% vacancy because we communicate with tenants and market properties really well.

But it really gets serious with how you handle showings, your application, how you conduct tenant screening, credit / background checks and your communication style throughout all of this.

Since you're moving in soon, having face-to-face conversations can establish a personal connection and show your commitment to fair and clear communication. 

Hmmm... lets think about this and list just a few things that you are paying them for... tenant communication, owner communication, managing expenses, maintenance concerns, vendor communication, negotiating vendor pricing, rent collections, accounts payable, accounts receivable, tenant procurement, 3-day notices, 7-day notices, 1099s, accounting, and 24/7/365 MANAGEMENT OF YOUR PROPERTY, for pennies of the rent...

My burning question- What do your operating costs consist of here?

Financed an investor who purchased an old, but rehabbed 148 unit holiday Inn which consisted of 2 separate buildings.  

The apartment consists of (23) one-bedroom, one-bath, (3) two-bedroom, one-bath, (1) three-bedroom, one-bath house.