your contact info and introducing yourself can go a long way toward preserving your property.If you are not very familiar with local LL/Tenant laws, including SD limits and handling, State and Federal Fair Housing Laws, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Service Members Civil Relief Act, HUD and EPA regulations, local contractor licensing requirements, and the States definition of "Real Estate Activities"; OR, if you are generally unfamiliar with  residential construction and inexperienced at leak detection, and household systems troubleshooting, you should probably hire a qualified PM.

When they know you have someone watching and approving or troubleshooting the work & job, they are less likely to pull anything that would otherwise be considered wrong.

I’m hoping to have a seamless streaming TV experience and avoid having to give guests passwords or help them troubleshoot if they accidentally sign out of the streaming TV account.The issue you mentioned of guests forgetting  to log out of their own accounts shouldn’t be a problem (for you) because most services allow people to remotely log out. 

@Tom SouleI tried the application once & had to revert back to paper, at least for candidates in my area it wasn’t user friendly enough & they give 0 tools to the landlords to help troubleshoot & help point out what tenants are missing to complete the application.

If you are not receiving leads through the FF app, it's time to troubleshoot the issue.Best regards, Shannon

We even train them to do some of their own troubleshooting so that way you the owners or property managers don't have to pay to send someone to the unit for something minor.

So, this is where you knowing how to troubleshoot those issues with a good contractor helps.

One thing I would recommend is going with one of the "major" players in this area as it gives you great access to use google/ youtube to troubleshoot problems quickly. 

Our guys will take the call from the landlord and do the initial troubleshooting over the phone with you (based on what you say is happening with the appliance), coordinate the scheduling and repair with the tenant, and once they get there will let you know what is in your best interest (repairing or replacing).

Then I would clarify with them what maintenance issues are tenant related and should be charged to the tenant or for the PM to troubleshoot with them over the phone to fix the issue.