Mark Cruse, Good to see you post something from the opposing view of this discussion. 

For example , in the southwest region we have Hometelos, Matt Martin and PemcoThe universal number based on people from around the country seems to be 87-88% as opposed to the 90% you indicated for new and extended listings that have not been reducedThe timetable and amount of price reductions seem to vary slightly by region as well. 

Of course it will depend on if you are offering warehouse style storage or individual units but the property you own doesn't care if a boat or a RV is in the unit as opposed to household items.

Usually these properties present the most opportunity though because you can quickly bring them up to par and rent them out for market rents (expediting your stabilization period) as opposed to waiting for turns to fix up and fill units.

I would like a fee schedule where I would pay per call if possible, as opposed to a monthly rate since most things I will take care of myself, except those items listed above since I’m not in the area. 

So, not sure if it's just my lender who's opposed to Nesting, or if it's a common theme. 

That is really the way that YOU will manage the property as opposed to how the property management company did it.Good luck with your rental unit because there are a lot of laws that affect the CA landlord and renter, including more city/ local areas.

It’s a great plan and if my spouse wasn’t opposed I would buy a new 2-4 unit building about every 14 months and live in one unit and take advantage of the low down payment loans.

Nothing wrong with having some capital in a CD, as opposed to savings.

My wife is an agent and adamantly opposes virtual staging for a few different reasons.1.