News for property management companies using Intuit Merchant Service.If you are collecting rent on behalf of landlords - Intuit will not approve property management company's account.

It sounds counter-intuitive but it's true that you get what you pay for.I would seriously consider interviewing multiple managers.

That seems kind of counter intuitive.

The answer is intuitive – income diversification is the primary reason to have more not less property.

Over time, it's intuition or gut feeling.For simplicity, you can start with, "Does this deal make sense for me right now?" 

As a first time buyer of rental property,  It's really a good investment option since they tend to be more affordable and more intuitive.

Updates should make the system more intuitive and streamlined, they went backwards on this one. 

That's your choice.Then I'd talk to a Landscape Architect and have the person come up with some curb appeal ideas, and then get bids on that.If the total cost comes in below the per door cost to move forward then it "MIGHT BE" a go.I believe looking at each unit as one job to be completed is more intuitive than looking at the whole complex as a job to be completed. 

I find Redfins interface to be very intuitive, and better laid out than our MLS.I would however not ever use a Redfin agent, particularly as a buyer.  

This makes sense intuitively too ... how can you argue that a $50,000 house has high appreciation; if so, what was it selling for 20 years ago, $12 grand?!?