You can get into real estate with no money if you necessary, however, your options may be more limited and you will have to work very hard to hustle, grind, and learn the game.

On the lease we specify they signup for automated digital payement but believe nest egg can send reminders if the tenats are lateWhat i am confused on is :I know there may be questions from new or existing tenants asking where does garbage go or maybe they have noise conplaints from neighbors but id gather one of these softwares has a section for your tenants to find common questions and answers or maybe I just provide that info to the NestEgg folks and they relay that infoI like the rentals to be as passive as possible BUT i also like and dont mind to answer in depth questions the management software company may have and dont mind talking or researching for hours or days( if thats what it takes) with my construction vendors ,whom i am good friends with.

In fact, if it isn't on a street, it isn't going to have traffic noise, which is a plus to me.There isn't going to be on street parking, so be sure it has adequate parking.

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I do about 90% of my own work at the place, but I have a plumber that is too inexpensive that it makes no sense for me to do certain plumbing myself.I do see value in what your saying, because one tenant I had told me he hear noise in my walls, which I had a busted pipe a few years ago.

The noise was no louder than a CU, IMO.Basically they are the same thing in motel rooms, only the newer residential units are much quieter and more efficient.

Noise is a problem in a multi we own we can control the other side of the wall.

Good luck, keep the head down and grind away.

I wanted to keep carpet in the back side of the house (bedrooms and a small hallway between the bedrooms) to keep down noise.

The noise subsided, the people began to disappear until a remaining few came to look over the shoulders of the women working on my left leg.