Hey Meghan, Someone like you in your position might find success in buying an existing property management company rather then starting one fresh.

If you're keeping an eye on the U.S. housing market, you've probably noticed some pretty interesting shifts happening lately. The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) just dropped some numbers, and guess what? The ...

For illustration purposes, here's a fresh example that was brought to me: 95% seller financed  for 3 years I/O at 6% for a 30 door hotel.

It will be easier to start fresh.

I am not leveraged on this house so I can sell and start fresh but have no idea really the safe way to get started. 

The cites and communities ringing the lakes are still affordable and offer access to fresh water and more moderate weather.

I saw Keystone Funding had great reviews but was not sure if you were affiliated or just kind of using the name to drum up dumb fresh investors(which again, I now understand is not the case!).

A realtor that you are wanting needs to be new and fresh enough to the have energy and willpower to work their a#$ off, but also have some experience and education to bring to the party. 

Ask the tenants if they would like a fresh coat of paint, if not, move on Good luck 

The smell of fresh paint lol, to me nothing says this place is nice and fresh than that.