It sucks for the new Owners, but they appreciate our timeliness in getting it handled and understand that stuff happens; not all Buyers are like this.

SA native, new to real estate investing and jumped into the deep end.

Hello,
My name is Jimmy. I am from Voorhees, NJ. I already have one rental property that I own, but want my goal is to reach 40 doors in the next 20 years. Any random tips and suggestions highly appreciated. 

When setting up a new PM relationship, is it typical for them to own the entirety of the airbnb listing? 

Not having to work in this example means having the 15 rentals producing enough cash flow to pay all their costs, including all 14 old mortgages and the 15th (new) mortgage that is refinanced each year.   

For those who have used a  PM and changed PM, what questions did you ask to evaluate the new PM? 

That is 4 months' of ALL of your rent to place a new tenant (not to mention the time the unit probably sat empty while they were filling it).So in a year where you had turnover, your PM expenses would be $1,200 + 12x$120/month, for a total of $2,640 in PM expenses for the year.  

To me, that would definitely jump start new construction. 

For instance a zoning attorney or architect may be able to identify properties with favorable zoning or perhaps even change zoning  through a new zoning permit or a use change variance before the property is acquired.

So, I've been on the hunt for a new management software for someone with less than 10 doors.I've tried several different alternatives: Azibo, Innago, TenantCloud, Baselane, Hemlane, etc. and none of them come close to Stessa imo.