BTW, Schlage recommends in their instructions to NOT use Lithium batteries, they want you to use alkaline.  

If you don't know how to research, try locating a HUD office to see if they can help.I send it via email because I like to include move-out instructions. 

High touch" and customer service from an "impression" standpoint might suffer but all else could work very well.Automated showings is easy nowadays.Automated maintenance and scheduling is fairly easy nowadays also as long as you have a solid vendor list.Also, have to "teach" the tenant from day 1 on "How to" use and do all of these things so on-boarding instructional manuals are vital.Just my opinion but I'm seeing the world of PM go heavily in the virtual direction.Well, at least the smart companies are doing it.Less overheads and a heavy reliance on tech and automation.Unfortunately, tech has let me down much less than people have over the years...I had an in depth talk with our team and we pretty much only need an office to hold keys lolEvery one can work from home with ease.Granted, they got use to the smell of my cigars in the office hahaIs smoking allowed in closed spaces?

Clearly there were missed maintenance issues in this case, but I would still instruct your PM (or future PM) to make it a requirement that all prospective tenants tour your properties first before processing applications.I’ve even had tenants sign Sight Unseen / As-Is addendums and later be unhappy and still want to break their leases.

They sent me the figure with wiring instructions and I sent the money to bring the loan current.

The Village at West Meadow Townhomes HOA 4545 N 67th Ave Phoenix, Az 85033 2550 E Rose Garden Ln, #71384 Phoenix, AZ 85050 July 18, 2024 RE: Introductory Letter to Village at West Meadow Townhomes HOA Homeowners Dear Village at West Meadow Townhomes HOA Homeowners, The Village at West Meadow Townhomes HOA Board of Directors has instructed PMI Phoenix Valley to initiate the Leasing Management Program for all homeowners.

Im interested in wholesaling so that I can use that income to invest back into real estate and eventually become an investor and full time entrepreneur.

Here's the best thing I can tell you on your question:  learn to be the ultimate entrepreneur. 

Go to your county and ask for instructions on filing a quitclaim deed or warranty deed.

As far as your VA loan goes, I do think you will need to have a steady source of income on a W2 for at least 6 months right now or 2 years tax returns if your an entrepreneur.. unless you can manage to get your disability rating then you might qualify just based off your awards letter.