Almost all of my communication with my tenants is via text, and they still will lie, lol.I just had a tenant last week- after I repaired her stairs- claim they told me repeatedly about their deck stairs needing fixed last year and 'nothing was ever done about it'.  

# of employeesAre you the largest Property Management Company in your area?

Looking back that was still the best real estate decision I've ever made.

If you are working with about $100,000, you could get yourself into about $400,000-$500,000 worth of investment real estate if you've got a decent fico score.I don't think anyone ever regretted not buying as much RE as they could if they waited 10 years.

Has anyone ever done it before?

Hi Josh, I moved to Columbus a few years ago (from Portland, Oregon which was super expensive) to become a full time real estate investor, and ever since, I've completed quite a lot of BRRRRs, flips, and own a successful rental portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.

As a group we could come up with a detailed list of 30-50 items that are the basics a company needs to have before they ever speak with a potential investor.

Did the tenant(s) ever receive any legal notices (late rent, noise, unauthorized occupants, notice to vacate, etc.)?

I am not sure if anyone ever cared to pull together the data but I am quite confident in saying a study that compared licensed to unlicensed contractors would tell the story of unlicensed contractors seeking greater deposits in relation to total project costs than those with all proper licenses.

Have you ever visited this area?