I think a management company's greatest qualities are it's 1) customer service and 2) flexibility when offering services to landlords.

You won't have a locked-in interest rate, but much more flexibility.

Our thoughts are it gives maximum flexibility.

I have a flexible schedule right now and would welcome meeting any of you.

Residential properties change, neighborhoods change, homes become dysfunctional, market changes can take values down as well as up.There are very few 100 year old homes in my area that remain desirable today.Commercial can suffer similar issues.Always have an exit, there are aspects beyond your control that can effect a property, the trick can be when to bail out before negative influences arrive.There are several trusts that can be beneficial in holding good properties long term, just make sure there is flexibility built in to dump a property and move on to something else. :)

I particular, I have been looking at doing a deal OUTSIDE of our SDIRA to have more flexibility and to be able to get financing instead of paying cash.A business acquaintance knew I was looking and has a rental house he is looking to get rid of.

I am self-employed with a flexible schedule.My first impulse was to get a contractor to oversee the whole project, but as I look at the numbers in would save me a ton of cash to oversee it myself.

Once, I control the deal, I have flexibility to let the owner stay there or resell the house.So, has anyone here on BP experienced buying notes "one offs"?

@Shaun ReillyThe property will have dual purposes - I will be living in one floor and rent out the other floor to get some cash flexibility.

We also wanted to have the flexibility to move things around from separate to community, or vice versa without having to use our attorney each time.