we just see so many threads on BP from OOS investors trying to do everything from Internet and it can easily turn into a disaster.i also see that you're trying to borrow as much as possible... which just puts a lot of pressure on your return because it makes the project more expensive.maybe you're set up for success but i just figured i'd ask. 

@Michael Snider-Held we hear stories like this all the time in the LTR market about the national companies.These companies are setup to make money, period, with little oversight from management.So, owners need to make sure they read management contracts and UNDERSTAND what is covered and not covered. 

My LLC entity is set up in NY and I am also operating in NY.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

1) Never increase rent $5, it’s not worth the hassle, especially if tenant has autopay set up. 2) Your pm should be telling you want market rent is.

Seems more like a co-op setup if you think of it; just worse.

This is a great forum, but don't be surprised when Joe from Ohio, who read a Carlton Sheets book in 1988, tells you how to set up a depreciation schedule for your portfolio only to have it bite you in the butt simply because you didn't want to pay your CPA.

Nice, easy setup.

My thought is to setup everything in one program and not have to switch gears as I grow.

will you go there in person to set up your team?