I learned the importance of following procedure early on, and have seen that getting away from that can lead to bad things happening.I was in the Air Force for most of my career and went through flight training.

They are not difficult to work with as long as you don't try to make them change their procedures to fit your lack of experience.You missed the boat by a few years if you are wanting to specialize in short sales.

Hi Adam,Globally speaking: How many houses have you prepped and rented in Cleveland to Clevelanders vs how many have they.You hired and are paying for their expertise as well as their labor.You may think they are railroading your money (maybe they are--it happens), but other PM's in here in that market seem to think what's bugging you is SOP (Standard Operating Procedure).This business requires unforeseen cash outlays from time to time--sometimes way in excess of $550--like a new roof that blew off in a storm.Maybe, make more calls and talk more to the manager to keep a heads up on whats happening (at least at first) when you are bringing the unit online.Did you ask the manager on the phone, where in the contract it allows them to bill out the over $550 (???)

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But if an investment requires that you massage the numbers, make assumptions about rent increases, or under-budget the rehab, walk away and wait for the next one.Best of luck!

Hi Tracy, we have the same policy - we cannot legally release that type of information either - this is standard procedure when utilizing a property managers help.

Massage the question.

-Systems to improve your deal flow-Systems to help with asset management-Project management-Certain programs, apps, checklists, policies/procedures... etcAnything you have tried that hasnt worked well for you.Hoping someone’s reply will spark an idea for us to improve our business. 

Each state has a Division of Real Estate who oversees broker operations & requires broker's to adhere to incredibly strict accounting procedures, audits and care of all of this money that flows in & out of their hands that is that of the client's (you) or the tenant's.

(welcome book, guide, procedures and policies, contact numbers, etc).Does anyone successfully STR in this area and can shed some light for me?