Everything is "attached" to a property. 

Quote from @Jordan Sachs: I'm getting the info from my friend not her husband so it is possible something is missing however, I think she's mostly concerned that there is now a lien on the new owner's property and less about paying the actual bill.

Quote from @Dan Shuder: Not all property managers are equal.

I realized I have deep experience as a renter... across multiple markets, city councils, market classes, and building types (I'll list below) over 3 decades and 9 properties.

With a bit of planning and good operations, one can easily manage 20 to 30 properties without an assistant, with less than a day or two a month.There's lots of automated ways to check on rent, make deposits (my tenants deposit directly into a bank account), receive maintenance requests, have maintenance done, etc., etc.One thing I could argue is to have your tenants ONLY email you, especially for maintenance requests, and that email goes directly to the vendor that you have set up to handle it.

Run a test at the property for radon levels once the fan is in working order.

You must have known the property was in arrears, so it becomes your duty to be in contact with the bank through the process.

Live in Florida but own properties in NY.  

Quote from @Marcos De la Cruz: Thanks for the reply but I'm interested in reviews pertaining to that company and the properties they sell to investors.Not really considering them for PM. 

Some of the most in-demand upgrades include:✅ Modern, open-concept layouts – Knocking down walls to create larger living spaces✅ High-end but cost-effective finishes – Quartz countertops, LVP flooring, and neutral color palettes✅ Energy-efficient upgrades – Smart thermostats, updated HVAC systems, and LED lighting✅ Curb appeal improvements – Fresh exterior paint, desert-friendly landscaping, and modern front doorsFinal ThoughtsWhile finding a property that offers both appreciation and cash flow is tough, there are still solid BRRRR opportunities in Phoenix if you know where to look.