They kept promising they were going to pull through and they would put their best people on it. not a single lead came in for a month after promising 20-40 leads per month.  

Because it shouldn’t require Wi-Fi to let people into the house, so as long as the lock is letting people in, it’s mostly OK to deal withBottom line: in the freezing cold weather, is it simply that you can’t remotely connect for a time period?

The people who are selling are interested in being a part of a JV on the development, and my friend found someone who is interested in the property.

There's probably 20 people a week that would call them and take an hour of their time if they didn't charge.

Some people say don’t do it, but I paid off my 60k I used from my HELOC 5 years ago with my Cashflow and I profit $6200/month and ended up with 8 houses from my first two houses I used from the HELOC.

@Chano SocarrasIn our experience, the #1 mistake owners make when selecting a Property Management Company (PMC) is ASSUMING instead of CONFIRMING.

You could have a few things driving the cost:-Location - if the house is more remote the contractor will have higher costs to get out there (gas, lodging, limited resources) or if you are using a local guy he might be higher because he knows there are fewer competitors -El Nino - the roofers we use are all busy because people are rushing to get work done before the rains hit.  

Investors aren't numbers - they're people who are known and cared about.

For example, if your lease expires 12/31 how many people are actually going to be motivated enough to move after the holiday season and in the midst of winter?

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