Hi @Jude Campbell ~ Thank you so very much for your prompt and very thorough and thoughtful response. 

Show them the house rules up front.4 - 10 areas I'd consider:Communication is Key:Regularly communicate about schedules, guests, and any concerns to ensure everyone is on the same page.Clean Up After Yourself:Keep common areas tidy by cleaning up your own messes promptly.

Through consistent and transparent communication with tenants, prompt responses to maintenance requests, and efficient resolution of issues, you can create a welcoming and positive environment that fosters long-term tenant satisfaction and loyalty.

So far I've loved working with them, they're very prompt and professional and have a whole team under one roof essentially! 

Your guest will not see your review until they post theirs.Your bad review of them won't hurt you, but it might prompt them to leave a review.

Regular communication with contractors, monitoring progress, and addressing issues promptly are key elements of successful project management.Tenant Screening:Once the property is renovated, focus on securing reliable tenants.

By promptly providing this information, property managers can foster trust and transparency, and demonstrate a commitment to the well-being of their tenants.Utility Bills:Tenants may inquire about utility bills, especially if the property has shared utility expenses, as it is important for them to have a clear understanding of their financial responsibilities.

These issues often lead to frustration and financial losses, prompting the decision to switch management companies.

I found the deal by using specific search prompts on Zillow and Redfin.

They respond promptly when asked and offer great service, and they are NOT the cheapest.If there is a general gender issue, the contractor doesn't really want the money in my opinion.