I did my due diligence, but when a company markets itself as a turnkey property expert, they should ensure the property is solid and their affiliates are reliable.

Change the locks so he can't return.

Just make sure they’re reliable and familiar with STR operations.

We typically do not lock our cars.  

BUT for certain rural areas it's worth it's weight in gold because of the reliability factor vs an unreliable or expensive existing utility structure. 

They said lock could not be extended (it was a very favorable rate), and they want to increase rate about 0.5%.   

they probably have a bunch of 3% nonconforming loans on their balance sheet so 5.5% is not bad, totally reliable payments, plus in a legal battle they'd likely find the power of attorney didn't extend to the ridiculous term and that there was no breach of any enforceable agreement.   

Make sure you’re connected with reliable contractors and property managers who can act as your boots on the ground to keep everything running smoothly.

Two weeks later, the client locked down a deal that appraised well above their initial projections.If you’re serious about pushing your boundaries..maybe setting your sights on Chicago’s undervalued neighborhoods or San Antonio’s quieter pockets..let’s talk.

It's been a struggle for myself to find a reliable one.