We’ve witnessed the danger firsthand of other property managers with the following common fees.Two common dangerous fees:- Resident placement fees - 1 - 2 months upfront, this incentives PMs to have residents move out every year.- Kickbacks from contractors - Incentivizes deferred maintenance PM fees are only assessed, if and when the home is incoming generating.

My manager has been at this since 1996 and has a ton of stories.Always considered myself a bit liberal, but after hearing his stories and personally witnessing current versions of the same, have gotten desensitized and not as liberal when it comes to tenants.A MAJORITY of their problems are self-inflicted.

Along wit their up markup and or hourly fees.

The construction and growth I witnessed all along the drive was a bit mind numbing.

Even in the 'safe' areas, there is crime that I have witnessed.

I have multiple witnesses testifying there were no tools left in the house and he claims my project manager saw him fall but that's not true.

Let them know they will not be able to buy a home, get a mortgage, rent in another community, and could jeopardize their current credit card limits.If you are at your wits end and you know they do not care about credit and are ducking you then report the lates. 

Today we are witnessing the fallout from investors who relied more on factors they could not control (interest rates, market demand, inflation & appreciation) than the ones they could (basic operations).

Residing here allows me to witness the current market dynamics.

I witnessed this in 2001 and 2009 crashes.