Usually, PM take 10% of the late fee in normal circumstance. 

It also was not decorated up to the standards of our market, another reason it was under-booked.Again, it really depends on the circumstances. but new STR owners need to really do their research and be fully informed when thinking through the management strategy, especially for larger and more complex homes.

That's unfortunate.

It's unfortunate but side deals are more of a pain than anything!

You are highly unlikely to find someone who is an REI expert and willing to take you as a new client between now and Oct 15, unfortunately. 

Unfortunately, I haven't gotten any pictures yet.Here's where I'm at financially: I had $10k in savings, but after some unexpected hospital bills for my dad, it's looking more like $8k now.

Life circumstances pushed me into stepping out into that direction right now...at possibly the top of a market...ooof.

Life circumstances pushed me into stepping out into that direction right now...at possibly the top of a market...ooof.

Normally, I would emphasize the significance of seeing a property before making any decisions, but this particular circumstance appeared promising... at first.You see, we had both vacant and down units ready for our visit.

If the deal were to go bad or an unfavorable circumstance arose, you could not only be in jeopardy of losing the investment property, but also your primary residence.