At most, keeping you Cc'd on all coordinating emails and asking you for more information when required.Sounds like you're spun up on the legal requirements for security deposits in your state (needs to be in their own trust account).

Recommend using one you know and trust.

We actually put one in our lower level and while this is fine in the summer , in the winter in the northeast this is adjacent to a bathroom and the bathroom is then freezing. 

Trust your gut, but verify everything.Remember: you make money when you buy not when you sell.

I've had really good luck with the upper starter home level homes with an ARV around the 150,000 mark.

For the level of risk involved investors want 20% annual return.  

The cameras are not a bad idea especially because the trust has been shaken with the tenants.

Bakerson should never be trusted with your money.

Bakerson should never be trusted with your money.

Jim invested in a small apartment complex, and within two years, not only did the property's value appreciate significantly, but the rental income also provided a steady cash flow.Real estate offers a level of control and tangible value that can be really rewarding.