I'm rooting for you!

I just think of myself as an office-based property manager.The keys for me: -local roots from growing up there (although I moved away 20 years ago)-networking from rehabs; you end up meeting lots of people during rehabs that are not good contractors but are good at doing certain things, such as cutting grass, handyman, key management, photos, etc; i've even asked contractors for reliable low level guys looking to hustle extra money-use of technology; email, software, spreadsheets, postlets, google voice mail, google earth, e-journals, redfin, Internet cameras, lockboxes-gut feel; sometimes you close your eyes and hope for the best after doing your homework; don't always tell people you are out of state, use a local phone number

Brad Root is an excellent contractor.

I'm rooting for you!

Secondly, I would make certain the company has a large and significant boots on the ground team and thirdly you need to make absolutely certain the Turnkey has an outstanding in-house management company with longstanding deep rooted section 8 relationships.The section 8 cash flow in Detroit up end’s Ohio’s best cities all day long.

My family is rooted in Memphis and I am passionate about the success of Memphis.

Brad, I really appreciate the advice and I do have roots up there in western ny.

I'm often lost in my thoughts about deals and trying to make sense of the numbers. I've been a decent land lord but reflecting on things where I've caught myself chasing after every shiny object. I'm always looking fo...

Like the balcony handrail, rooting wood, and put on electrical covers. 

I'd suggest those "grass roots" ideas are good ideas but I've never gotten the ROI I was hoping for.