Even with all the information available on line today investors seem to concentrate on techniques and methods, and do not learn the fundamentals necessary for analyzing  investment deals.  

There's so much to learn but we'll make it work.  

All units are rented now Lessons learned?

I’d love to learn more about investing in real estate and the upside it has to creating generational wealth and being able to help my family.

Unfortunately, charging by the hour would just create another problem - owners thinking they should only pay a PMC minimum wage rates, "because it's so easy to do".Owners don't want to recognize that property managers have invested years in learning what they do - just like owners have in their careers!

I anticipate this feedback will be helpful to the community at large, allowing us to collectively identify solutions to common problems and learn from each others' mistakes.

While you are at it, learn how to manage your properties well because a large percentage of investors lose tons of money through rookie mistakes with non-paying tenants, unscrupulous contractors, long vacancies, etc. 

Hello Everyone, My name is Solomon and when it comes to the Real estate investment game I am on the newer side but willing to learn from others and when the time is right strike to get my second true rental property.

They are doing it because the lender is requiring them to, so might as well spin it into conservatism and positive messaging.But at the end of the day, the bigger tell to me, as I am learning the hard way, is fees.  

@Sandeep Shukla how much time do you have to manage AND learn:1) Fair Housing laws2) Fair Credit Reporting Act3) Consumer Privacy Protection laws4) Local rental ordinances5) State eviction laws and procedures6) Etc...Everyone thinks property management is easy until something goes wrong...