@Josselyne LugoFeel free to message me and we can discuss what you have and how we might be able to collaborate. 

However, the actual knowledge I learned in college I could easily replicate on YouTube.And I'm not being coy here, but I learned as much about strategy, collaboration, cleverness, problem solving, data analysis etc. from playing Dungeons and Dragons in my teen years as I did in college. 

I'm currently living in Jacksonville and could provide some more "boots on the ground" collaboration if your interested!

I'm fine paying the $10/wk because I'm getting the value and know that it's stable long term.But Zillow has their own problems - they don't allow multiple users to collaborate on property listings or showings. 

I do not view this as friendship; rather a collaboration to protect my investments.  

If your first two applications down work out, you will have a few more people that wanted one and you would email them the application next.Because you prioritize long term tenants who will take care of your property, why not incorporate this into your initial screening questions as a requirement to view the property? 

Jeffrey Stasz Pros: Free for teams of up to 15 people, Collaboration Tool Cons: Not designed for real estate Basecamp - “It is a good communication tool for everyone that is involved in the project.

It's better to collaborate and learn from each other.

Looking forward to learning and collaborating with everyone.

Also, you might prioritize the repairs so it’s not all at once.