If you are an investor and your experience working with property managers who manage single family homes has been positive, consider yourself fortunate.Please note: This article focuses on property managers who focus on the management of single family rental homes, not multifamily apartments.Common ComplaintsWhether they are a real estate agent/broker providing property management services part-time or have grown large enough to focus exclusively on providing single family property management services, the common problems usually include the following:Insufficient value provided. 

I wish I experienced other states... perhaps I might have grown faster or more profitable.

I started out with turnkey investments, and have grown into other "passive" investments.  

But the last few years it has been a smaller portion of our income as profit from flips combined with rental income has grown quite a bit. 

No, "shmoozing" loan officers at banks can't get a big loan with a 428 FICO and Chexsystem after you, etc but it can put you over the top OR maybe get some friendly terms to re-work an existing loan if you hit a rough patch which nearly everyone does at one time or another, where the person with no relationship and personal trust built up may just get their loan yanked in the same situation.

That portion has grown to $30k.

Perhaps I have grown cynical.  

And the population has grown a lot, and oil income due to fracking has cratered, and they have HUGE ECONOMIC ISSUES.

One even snuck in a cat on me that peed and I had to yank up the flooring, trim and some drywall even.Thats probably the worst you're looking at.

BP has grown a lot since you joined.