High occupancy isn't sexy, but that's what a good property manager will achieve, plus it's much easier to maintain a property with the tenant's money than the owner's money. 

You can grow your portfolio, maintain manageable risks, and still see some solid returns.

I want to be a part of this market because I know I can offer tenants a well-maintained, up-to-code home.

Generally we raise capital from investors who want a fixed income and have enough meat on the bone to keep all the equity in the deals and push the valuation and also obtain commercial financing where we can get 75-80% LTV financing and still maintain a DSCR of 1.2+2.) 

When it comes to selling properties, I firmly believe in maintaining transparency throughout the process.Let me share some insights and experiences regarding this important aspect.● Resident Impact.

It will cost your money to get and maintain.  

Something I've been concentrating on internally very much lately. 

If they don't maintain a website, you ask them how they update the public with foreclosure statuses.

We have a disabled son and can’t maintain full-time residence there so that’s why we’re selling.

You'll want to maintain as few appliances as possible, but not at the expense of extended vacancy.