It seems like it would be a logistical nightmare for all these cities to monitor these illegal units.

Thanks for monitoring posts to ensure new investors are working with legitimate operators.

Sorry but that LL is an idiot..... you either kick that person out in Feb 2022 or you religiously monitor that property for more illegal/unauthorized activity....because its going to happen.

My second biggest lesson is to not expect them to treat your property as if it is their own and to monitor their work accordingly.

Does that include monitoring insurance?

You should set aside 10 - 30 minutes every month to monitor what is happening with your property.

Of course, we were monitoring the situations and asked neighbors to quiet down on occasions, but because they still occasionally made noise (regular household noise, not massive, all-night parties), and I didn't evict, then I'm not accommodating her needs.Does anyone know of any special accommodations that need to be made for mental health reasons (as opposed to handicapped access, etc) that I need to know about before going to court?

@Isaac Joseph if you experienced lots of theft with previous PMC, then learn to better manage your managers.Try to think of everything that can go wrong and then figure out how you can monitor relatively easily.Doing this will probably be a whole lot easier than trying to start your own PMC.

Monitor Your Credit Utilization RateAim to use less than 30% of your available credit.

Some smart water monitors can track usage, send notifications to your phone, and you can pair them with a smart valve on the main to kill water to the whole house when they detect a leak.