@Glenn Brook  - thanks for your service 1) locate and  hire a  proeprty manager ( PM ) to  mange the  rental  (  they will charge you a flat  percentage from the monthly rent)   2)  as a safety net - try to  locate a  friend / neighbor / realtive that is  close by that you  can leave a  key with  and   to ask for  emergency assistance  for any  unusal  issues that the PM  cant  assist with...this isnt crucial , but it doesnt hurt  3) make sure  that all parties   are able to  communicate with you  easily as  you are  stationed somewhere 4) depending  how profitable the  property is  and  how  easy / hard it  is to  facilitate - them make a  decision on  keep or selling it   and  also   a decision to  join  some of these groups  you mention

Hey yal  first post here been reading the forums for a while and been working in real estate for about 5 years fell in love with it after my first project , mange to get 4 rentals in the last couple years and managed to get ahead thanks to my family and friends.

@Justin Manges, loan fees are discussed in point terms, and one point costs 1% of the loan amount.

Hey @Justin Manges, I'm trying to think of reasons why that is a bad idea and I can't think of any. 

The new tenant will move in in August 22nd and our closing date for this rental property is August 19th which is just 3 days before new tenant move in. due to negative cash flow, we are thinking about to mange ourself instead of continue use the property management to save some cost, but based on our realtor property management said since they have put in some work (paint wall, fix few little things), so they need to continue charge for 10% our rental.

@Shaun Ng Congrats on the success and getting into this position.

@S Ng Sounds like a scam...is she a real agent?

Now that we are under contract, the title company sent us a list of the following requirements to clear construction:Owner’s Sworn Statement reflec/ng the names of the contracts let by them including the general contractor, contract amounts, all amounts previously paid and zero balances due.

Is anyone doing Airbnb manged by 3rd parties with good experience in Denver?

Originally posted by @Clarence Ng:@Allen LiI’m surprised if they don’t came after for more money What reason does he have for asking for more money, what reason do you have to give him more money?