What I've seen is that the most probable "problem tenants" (Section 8 or otherwise) are looking for "mom and pop" or unexperienced / unprofessional Landlords to take advantage of.

Landlords can request that we remove that feature at any time.

Are they efficient at doing the electronic payments from the tenant's account to the landlord's account?

I'm a wholesaler in Tampa Bay and I recently pivoted to wholesaling mobile homes to investor landlords.

If you find a problem, deal with it immediately by making the tenant correct it within X days (and verify with another inspection) or remove them from the property.Most DIY landlords lose more money to simple mistakes than it would cost them to hire a professional property manager.

I plan to evict them however wanted to know if anyone knows of any landlord programs or resources to assist with repair costs, currently the housing authority will not pay for any repairs.

The five most landlord-friendly states are:West VirginiaArkansasLouisianaNorth CarolinaAlabama AlabamaAlabama residents enjoy a low cost of living and a thriving economy.

Seattle, worst place in the world to be a landlord.

Does anyone know a property management software for a small landlord (10 to 15 units) that allows ach draft?

Traditional Landlord insurance from the typical companies like liberty mutual and statefarm or some kind of commerical insurance is better?