My priorities are finding a company with a strong track record in:-Tenant screening and placement-Rent collection and financial reporting-Maintenance coordination and responsiveness-Competitive management feesAny insights or recommendations from experienced Lafayette investors would be greatly appreciated!

As a real estate investor, I care a great deal about the numbers and it is time consuming for me to track those numbers down. 

They're calling it the "Justice for Renters Act."

I would like to add to that I've just been busy with other stuff.I keep track of income / expenses for my 3 income producing properties in a spreadsheet.I also just bought a new home last year and still trying to sell the old home.

With tax season upon us I wanted to hear your opinion on the best accounting software out there.Like many of you, I've been juggling various aspects of property management, from tracking expenses and managing leases to preparing for tax season.

The Agent is Liable;  The Policy should pay, and then extract justice upon the Agent.  

Experienced flippers are more likely to understand the market, manage projects efficiently, and have a proven track record of profitability.

Atleast with 30 units you benefit from economies of scale.Is there a way you can work a deal with one of your investors who does have the capital/track record and have them get financing?

Lost track of your numbers, honestly.I don't invest in Montclair. 

I've checked their track record they never lose money (or perhaps they have not yet enter a black swan event lol). lol, but the minimum is half million bucks.