It's costly, takes time, requires a specific process to be followed to the letter, and it's not for the faint of heart.

Consider it your trusted sidekick, monitoring investors' information, interactions, and preferences.

I don't beleive they have people's best interest at heart.

Im selling a Charming 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home in the heart of Miami With a tenant already in place, this property is producing great income from day one.

But come late September Jeff will be right beside his team in the trenches 8 hours per day, monitoring, delegating, working, organizing and treating the houses like they are his. 

There are apps that can monitor a person's voice from video, recorded calls, or other sources, and then it can match the way you speak. 

I always recommend accepting pets, but you should know how to screen them, monitor them, and have strong policies in place to stop problems early.You should regularly monitor your market on Zillow, realtor.com, apartments.com, etc.

3) Partner up with a realtor who will have your best interests at heart and can easily plug you in with their network of GCs, lenders, and PMs.

Quote from @Allen McGlashing: Hello everyone, I am in the process of interviewing Property Managers in the Columbus Ohio area and had the pleasure  of speaking with Cheryl Morgan from  Heart & Home Property Management and I was looking for anyone that is or has used them and their experience with them.  

They claim a 35% fee on the first year's savings, only if they save you money.Also, I received from my mortgage company an email from "Incenter Tax Solutions" who claim to be a nationwide property tax petition and monitoring service.