I like to compare services and packages before choosing any vendors, and thought this might be a good place to check for feedback. 

We have several vendor business members in the title space that are very investor friendly.

I do like to check multiple vendors with my originators. 

But experience teaches you two things: Always have a solid contract agreement and understand it (which we did and why we did not sign a contract with no reps and certs) and that due diligence isn’t just about relying on vendors—it’s about knowing when to dig deeper.

Can you easily pay vendors and contractors online?

And while nothing is foolproof the most consistent method of finding good vendors is relying on OTHER real estate investors that have worked with those vendors.

And while nothing is foolproof the most consistent method of finding good vendors is relying on OTHER real estate investors that have worked with those vendors.

I built an AI Agent that does this, searches google, contacts the vendors, gets availability, gets quotes, handle all back and forth communication, then gets back to me with suggestions, price, reviews and summary of the conversation.So yeah, I am super pumped by AI's application in the field 

And if you have your home checked for termites annually, any treatment treatment woud be covered by the vendor.

Generally, a good property manager will make sure to do the following:- rollout a strong marketing plan - thorough application process - know the fair housing laws- have the vendor relationships to take care of any emergencies that could happen- dealing with late fees & evictions!