It's not rocket science to manage a property, and it makes so much more sense to own a property you can easily get to to see what's going on.A property manager will cost you much more than just the monthly fee. 

It's up to to him to send you a bill and receipts.

Honestly, with our long term good tenants, we do what we need to to keep them happy.

@Ryan Farr, if your intention is to to be paid the full sale price on closing (which is usual), the Buyer needs to come up with the full amount - either from their own cash reserves (like you did in your example), or provide the full balance from their Lender (after which, they pay their Lender back per their agreement).On the other hand, if you would PREFER to be paid back monthly, you could pre-arrange that with your Buyer.

So that the tenants that rent your propertie pay what they are suppose to, to decrease your risk of losing the property because they didn't pay the rent.

Water intrusion in crawl spaces and basements is very common but fortunately, in most cases easily remedied. 99% of water intrusion is due to inadequate drainage to to the condition of or lack of gutters and downspout and improper soil grading around the foundation.

I'm excited to to be here.

Setting up keyword alerts will help let you know if someone is talking about a particular topic in a forum.I only know if people are responding to to my posts or replies if they are using the "@" feature as that is how I have my alerts set up.

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I don't want the place to to be empty while I try to sell it, but I would like to sell at the end of the year / early next year so I can get some cash to buy a bigger property.Basically, I have two questions: 1) What do you think an investor would be willing to pay for this property?