Meaning you want to make sure the data has reviews that is aligned with the amount of revenue it is making.

Chris Clothier and I are aligned on this one.. all that means is you paid FAR to much for the property.send me a PM I will send you my book and wish you the best of luck  and hopefully Derrick will call you..

Yes, i do think that prices are set for a re-alignment, and it looks like interest rates will rise as well.

@Brian Turnbough either choice is fine - as long as it 1) makes financial sense at the time of purchase and 2) it aligns with your investment goals.

Be sure to make any adjustments with price and time of lease period to align with semesters or temporary vacancy may be more costly.

Because manual adjustments are required to align subject and comp properties a larger group of comparable should lead to a stabilized consistent value.

@Adam Collins at a minimum, you are going to need general ledger accounts that have some alignment with your tax return line items.

They don't generally have ill intentions but aren't aware sometimes of the ramifications seemingly minor actions have on the property.The answer for me is lots of on-boarding and coaching, some tolerable inspecting, open communication and trying to align their interests with mine.

Etc.The one thing I will say about Atlanta moreso than most metro markets we've worked in, there seems to be a good balance between management firms that are very selective about the areas they manage versus firms that can/will cover the entire metropolitan area.That's important to note because if you are looking to invest and expand your portfolio, knowing your strategy will be crucial so you can align with the right management firm. 

Your thoughts align with my own values as I want to create trusted relationships.