I also do get to hire a paralegal to file paperworks for me, just to make sure that there is a supposed annual meeting and corporate requirements.

The main lesson was that while my husband is fully capable of all remodeling, it is more efficient to hire out so that it can be rent ready more quickly. 

If it's quick and easy you might just want a handyman or to hire out the subs yourself.

If this pm did know your preferences and ignored them and you feel they were careless with your contact info (that info would be fairly easy for most people who wanted it to find) it is time to hire a new pm.

I am putting together a pro forma for a new construction commercial building, and I have not hired an agent for the pre-leasing tenants.

all factors to account for....perhaps consider hiring someone experienced to hold your hand.

I was sent a link to your post by a friend from work who thought I fit the bill.I will gladly get into my personal narrative on a PM, but suffice it to say I don't want to stand out based on pity, and so I will leave it at that.The house we bought to come home to in Indiana required some refurbishment, and we did the work ourselves (minus the drywall, which was hired out).

After getting married and adopting a newborn baby, I recognized the need for the health and life insurance benefits of a full-time position and hired on with Tandem Computers in 1992 making a six-figure salary.

So if you are working and can't take them as they come, I would suggest hiring someone from like Odesk or Freelancer who can take incoming calls for you.

In other words, can my IRA hire my broker (with me as the agent) to purchase or sell real estate held by my IRA?