Generate your own list here:https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr/fmrs/FY2020_code/2020summary_sa.odn

Still a little uneasy about banking via a 3rd party portal with no direct interaction witrh the bank.

If you have a web portal for your mortgage, you can validate that they use daily balances.

I've closed, but the permit portal still shows the former owners name so not sure if I need to wait to get the permit so it is in my name?

Operations (Rental Insurance Requirement)Operations Specific (Position Of Tenant Selection - Owner or PM)Communication (Owner/Tenant Response Time)Communication (Tenant Access To Owners)Communication (Property Updates/Owner Online Portal For Information Access)Service (Service Offerings To Owner)Service (Marketing Capabilities and Strategy)Service (Collection Protocol “Owner Direct Deposit” and Ways To Pay Rent)Service (Occupancy Guarantees / Average Occupancy Rates)Lease Up (Average Owner Retention Rate)Lease Up (Average Occupancy Length)Lease Up (Average Vacancy Rate)Lease Up (% Of Tenant Lease Renewal / Lease Renewal Strategy)Lease Up (Average Eviction Rate)Lease Up (% Of Security Deposit Refunded)Maintenance (Tenant Request Process & Tenant Portal Availability)Maintenance (Reserve Requirements With Owner Notification)Maintenance (Discounts With Established Contractor Relationships)Maintenance (Repair Markup)Maintenance (Exterior Landscaping Maintenance)Tenant Move In / Move Out (Documented Process)Additional Resources To Grow InvestmentsAny other feedback would be helpful as well as great property managers that would be willing to review the list with me that serve the Greater Indianapolis market.

Im taking my equity from 1 rental and moving into a bunch of these. https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr/fmrs/FY2024_code...

Free for up to 2 tenants and has online payment portal.

Really feels like nothing has changed (except physical location of PM company and owner portal)..I have same property manager and a big issue to solve.

I can run the numbers myself and search the portal they provide, but I need them to be prompt in showing and writing offers.   

You can lookup for yourself if your property is in a SFHA here: https://msc.fema.gov/portal/home(All flood zones beginning with the letter “A” or “V” are considered SFHAs.)If your lender didn't require it before, it's likely that your property wasn't in a SFHA at that time, or your previously mortgage wasn't federally-insured.