I just submitted my articles of organization to NC a few days ago.

Thanks @Michael Smythe, but don’t plan on growing that quickly and Stessa plans to add the functionality so I’m looking for something to tie me over for now.

I wonder what happens when your customers realize that they can get together and file a class-action lawsuit against your organization for an insignificant sum of money.Thank you for your response and for highlighting an important aspect of your comment...

It might make more sense to own the property and lease it out to an organization that does it and you could do a percentage lease rather than a flat monthly fee.It isn't for me but I'm more of a passive person.

Please comment/connect with me if you are a:- Property Manager- Hard Money Lender- Contractor- Tax Professional/Accountant- Insurance Agent- Real Estate Attorney- Financial Advisor- Meetup Organizer- Wholesaler- Other InvestorI live in Scottsdale so hope to connect with people local to the Phoenix area, but always open to connect with other people in the state or even nationally!

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Once you have a shortlist, sign up for an account with each one and test them extensively to see how they function.

This must be a 1920's duplex and they were built to function without a sump pump, which were invented right after WW2Who were the lenders?

One of my friends is a real estate agent in Panama City so it was a great opportunity to see him.When we saw the program of the trip, it was fairly obvious that the trip was organized in a way that we would only have the time to talk to people linked to the developer or the deal instead of taking to other independent professionals.

Regarding remote managing, in our 24 years of experience, dealing with hundreds of investors, what we've had to bail DIY Remote Investors out of is mostly Class C properties with some Class B.So, in our opinion, one can remote manage a Class A property fairly easily if you are organized.Class B requires more organization and knowledge, to avoid tenants taking advantage of you.Class C should NOT be done DIY - hire a PMC!