What tools do you use/recomment for1 - finding tenants (screening, renting, etc)2 - Managing vendors/work orders3 - Evicting tenants4 - Showing the property

It's a good place to learn more about servicing software and meet vendors, too.

Be prepared to lose vendors and recognize when a vendor is too small for a job.

And we'll definitely let your star vendor partners know that it was you that referred us =)Much gratitude,Melissa

Our company has grown and we now have a bigger “starving crowd to feed” (Employees, vendors, etc…) so we are looking to make as much money and maximize profits on every deal.I’ve always told investors that if you are more focused on the money that we make, rather than the value you get.

Here in Canada its called a VTB (Vendor-take back mortgage).

The plumber came back saying the either the pump was burned/failed because of too many wipes being flushed down or when "an outside vendor" did snaking the pipe, it damaged the pump.He also mentions the "pit" where all the sewage from the fourplex comes to is too large, corroded and needs to be fixed:"using gravel to fill in the existing voids present aroundthe pit, then install a new pit with the extension lidneeded.

My apologies if they are slightly blurry... they came directly from the tenant.Any recommendations on how to fix this, or a specific vendor type that I should contact?

The other benefit is that if it goes sideways, you are just a vendor, not a partner that they are married to.

My recommendation is to get a vendor to access and provide a written report, go from there based on findings.