The appt as always had a mustiness about it, not sure if that was attributing to the "smoke odor" but again we don't smoke.

Scenario:  I have 3 properties managed by on property manager.  I

One benefit to having a property manager is that you are a bit more shielded from a lawsuit, particularly for negligence or gross negligence, since you are paying another party to look after your property.

@Peter T. what would you consider a fair percentage for a property manager? I

I have been trying to build my credit, i spoke to a couple of lenders, contractors, been reading some books from this platform but yet i need a push as to making the right decisions, i will much appreciate if someone will reach out to help, thank you.Hey Emeldine, I attribute the majority of my success and motivation to the knowledge I have acquired.

The photos that you have look good to me, but there's always room for improvement I suppose and if "the photos don't do this place justice", is the feedback that you're getting, then perhaps you can find a way for the photos to better represent the attributes of the property.

The property manager is a good idea but having only two rentals so far, I wanted to keep the cash flow while could.

Zillow rental manager is free (except $10 per week to list property for rent) and does everything you need.

Sure, you could get cheap properties in the middle of nowhere; but, typically you’re not going to find these complimenting attributes.

And for the property manager, I think I could find previous For Rent ads on the property and see what number I need to call.