Communication, trust, and a good relationship.

I'm deliberating whether I should hire my neighbor (he just had leg surgery and walking with a cane) across the street to do construction because if the construction turns out bad, I strain the relationship with the neighbor across the street, and also whether I should hire my neighbor from another place who does the design because I kinda don't prefer he knows where I live (just because if the design turns out bad, I strain another relationship with him and exposes my address of where I live).

We've been using an agency in Zachary that we have a good relationship with.

I know how busy this will be, which is why ideally once we have 3-4 properties, the maintenance of the website, advertising, and property management will become my full time job (my wife will continue to work to provide some steady income during the transition)For your 4 questions - those are all excellent things to look out for and they are things I would not have thought to ask.

I don't have excel and it seems to be the only option that I can see.Thanks in advance!

However, got a willing tenant with an excellent credit score and everything willing to sign up for a year lease.

There is an apartment building adjacent to it, and this lot would make an excellent spot for another. 

Their leads are Absoloutely horrible I received 90% of the letters back from mailers the script is horrible and after they get your money , their excellent mentors or cpaches disapper they are the biggest scammers out there.

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@Alex Kohler I have had a rent by the room home in Mesa for the last 3 years, and almost all of my tenants, and all my tenants I didnt already have some relationship with, have come from FB marketplace.