I’m a local real estate guy and could definitely use your services.

He is trained to determine if it's my expense or a tenant expense, get it done, email me back when done, either with a bill or confirmation that the tenant has taken care of it.

If you're looking to form an LLC and use it to buy tutorials and training programs and stuff, you don't need it, but go ahead and treat yourself if you'd like to have one.

Just struggling to find any good leads with not much access to mls and other paid services.

Tax records and county appraisal districts are a good starting point, but for more detailed sales comps, try services like Zillow, Redfin, or Realtor.com.

If you want to learn to do it the right way then Peter can help. he has training videos and a process for everything.

Per our signed agreement, I gave him 30 days notice of termination of his services via email and asked him to remit all outstanding payments and documentation (he hasn't delivered an owner's statement since June of '24) and assist with the transition to the new PM company.He responded to one text a couple weeks ago when I asked for an update on the transition saying he hadn't received notice from me or heard from the new PM.

@Jimmy Rojas Yes, you can file your own 1099s using tax software or online services, but simply filing a 1099 doesn’t automatically prove income for a mortgage.

The more money the owner makes on the rental rate, the more money the property manager makes for their services.

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