Only reason I am looking for a PM company is because I am looking to buy a multifamily in a C---- neighborhood that will be hopefully turning to a C+/B- in the near future, but I don't want to deal with the C-----ness in the mean time lol

I work for one and it is amazing the laziness and half a$$ness that is allowed, but it is because the owner doesn't constantly check on them.

Doug Broomhall is a commercial broker with Sperry Van Ness that really knows the Dayton market.

@Sarah Adams Maybe my beginner landlord naive-ness (that's a word, right?)

Hey @Ryan Ness - that is life, it has its ups and downs.

.• RentRedi runs uses the "Intercom" interface support service that presents like a live chat for their support, but the live-ness of it debatable.

I'm hesitating because this would represent a major upgrade to the active-ness of my passive real estate income. 

Add shutters to all windows to accentuate the horizontal-ness of the home.Paint all shutters black, which will probably go well the darker bricks in the brick blend.Paint the two small white utility boxes on the front to match the brick, or move them to the side of the house.Replace the porch column with a rather plain square one.Get rid of the shrub in front of the column.Trim that bush near the driveway to about 1/3 the height of the bricks or get rid of it.Good Luck with your choices!

I often wonder if people really understand how much money can be made on the commercial brokerage side of this business using the same time and effort one uses to wholesale a house and make a small fee for all your time and effort.. you talk to 100 potential commercial clients and have the same stick to it ness and you would be cashing 6 figure checks not 6k... just food for thought..

To maximize your "passive-ness", you should consider aligning yourself with an experienced investor that has been around long enough to have survived a few real estate cycles.