So I bought a couple houses initially, it played out as expected, and I scaled pretty quickly from there.In terms of Detroit... there's too much happening to jot down in a simple forum post.

A lot of people prefer "simple" agreements, but truth is, there is a lot of moving parts in the property management business, and the PMA should take this into account. 9) Access for communication.

Thank you#ventura #venturacounty #santabarbara #oxnard #ojai #ojaivalley #santarosa #santarosavalley #conejovalley #simivalley #thousandoaks #westlakevillage #newburypark #calabasas #sanfernandovalley #woodlandhills #agourahills #lynnranch #southerncalifornia If its a good deal, lock it up and flip the contract, simple, what are the numbers? 

There are are other reasons, but those are the biggies.Like Zachary said, keep it simple.

We keep it simple and transparent, 8% of month rent, $250 renewal fee when we renew the Lease for another year, and if we need to place a tenant we have 1 month leasing fee. 

The reason I know this is simple.

People still travel for business, if you can capture that, you'd have more demand than you know what to do with. 

Trying to keep things as simple and as much data/admin work as centrally located as possible.Any feedback about either/both platforms is appreciated!

Just like in the good old days when actual BnB exists in the 90s....Folks that are saying it's possible in 48 is because they are early and they capture the de-regulation era and perhaps manage the property well.I'm looking at the problem from a very opposite angle.

Having never been a home owner, my thought is to go with the 30 year to keep my DTI low, since I certainly do want to purchase multiple rental properties down the road and that I can always "pay it off early", but is that too simple minded?