Since we purchased it, we brought power back to the property currently set up as 2 RV hookups and additional outlets on a backer board (for a total of 200-amp service), had an RV pad and driveway put in, and had the developed year-round spring well brought back online - there will be a pump house built near the backer board this Spring (1st photo).

Use online resources, public records, satellite imagery, and neighborhood data to assess the property's potential.

Example:  Listing on line within 2 days, a professional sign within a week (the kind you dig holes in the ground for), an updated list of contacts they have reached out to. 

Utilize online tools and resources to search for investment opportunities, analyze potential cash flow, explore property management options, visit and assess properties, diversify your portfolio, and keep up-to-date on market trends, economic conditions, and real estate strategies.

I tried to correct the issue online and by the phone but no success.

(A 3 family would be 4 units counting the exterior, so use $24,000 as a base number to negotiate with.)There;s also a database online you can check to see if the unit has ever been inspected.Good Luck!

You are missing out on an opportunity to train your inherited tenants to pay on time (and potentially extra revenue) by not using an online rental payment option where you can automate your late fee collections.

And if you want to save even more you can search for used online (ebay, craigslist etc) I use Alert One (you can google them, they are on Rising Sun ave.) for annual certification in my buildings but use my electrician to update, install or replace the alarms.

They try to work it out with the tenant amicably, but end up getting the bad end of the deal.Go with @Alexander Szikla's advice without delay.Tenant make payment through their online portal, which bars partial payments.

@Anthony ErvinMost counties have online property tax calculators.Investors need to know how their communities determine property taxes.Some counties and states have set schedules every 3 4 or 5 years to re-assess properties.