First is experience handling property management, are they themselves investors, processes for handling maintenance, evictions, collects, and then maybe the fees and pricing (commission, lease fee, release fee, inspection fees, and all of the other garbage fees most PM's make up).

Last fall our girls soccer team had a game canceled because one of her friends found a dead body just off the pitch near the parkway.  

If I have had a negative tenant experience (late payments, hostility, drug use, damaging property, etc) one of the options available is for me not to release.

I'm curious to hear everyone's thoughts on the upcoming CPI release tomorrow morning.

@Sandeep Dhall we are releasing a v2 of our list builder in the next month that will offer many more advanced filters in the list builder and a new look so you can search by individual properties and run comps.For MLS - yes, you are going to find data here that is not 100% accurate.

Exterior paint job in 2024: Sherwin Williams Repose Gray for the body, Gauntlet Gray doors, and Pure White trim.

Bring bodies with you , and lots of contractor trash bags all ther things get stuffed in bags .

It would also be wise to get a lean release from the person as well as any subcontractors that they use on your job.Good Luck! 

Coincidentally, we just released a podcast episode on this exact topic on Thursday. 

Yup, just like Chris said, hold money in escrow only to be released after agreeable repairs completed.