Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

I know there are a tremendous number of factors such as seasonality, pickup, quality of the listing, etc. but I'm currently working on going through things to put pen to paper to write out why.All that said, Pricelabs (the tool I currently use) has recently added a feature to their dashboard.

While there are quality smartphones, you might have to invest in a good camera.

Don't be afraid to pay for a quality contractor to help you along the way - I made the mistake of going with my cheapest option (a handyman) and taking on a ton of that work myself and definitely regretted that.

The callers do not seem to be quality. 

If your rentals are well maintained, you'll get better-quality renters, they'll make more effort to maintain them, and the tenants are more likely to stay longer.https://www.kcur.org/news/2021...

., capital gains are counted as ordinary income 😭) that you could broaden the field significantly if you'd be willing to consider them and forego face-to-face sit-downs, but that's up to you of course.Looking online for the continuing education track, it looks like the acronym is CPE (continuing professional education) and the "Rhode Island Board of Accountancy accepts courses from providers that are members of NASBA's National Registry of CPE Sponsors and the Quality Assurance Service".

@Daniel Shafer - That's cool, off-market property aggregator, would love to maybe talk offline and see how all that worked.Hammond and Chicago Heights are nice cash flow markets, but we've found it hard to get quality work done down in that area.

Costs and quality of communication are difficult.

Quality, length of rental, management, please share experience and suggest if its good to go with them or stick to traditional/local property manager with 7-10% fee for same.