With all the capital raised over this past market cycle, it seems as if investors forgot real estate was a business and you had to manage it.

You would have more fun performing your own open heart surgery than you would dealing with Caliber. 

In this case, they either have to make money elsewhere (hoping you have an old property that needs a lot of repairs) or they are going out of business. 

And their return policy is simple, they want your business!!

Successful fisherman know that 90% of their time and effort goes into planning and keeping equipment ready to perform and not actually hooking or reeling in the catch..often closing on a popular or active vacation rental (often in a competitive market) happens along the same lines (no pun intended).

I'm so use to being involved in the day-to-day business of the property management side of things so I'm struggling to understand how much the new property manager should be communicating with me and how often.As an example, I had a tenant break a garage door recently (drove into the door on accident).

I have been guilty of working in my business not working in the business and it has created unnecessary situations.

Do you have a business ID at all?

@Shaylynn O'LearyColumbus is a mixture of cashflow and appreciation (more diverse businesses and growing population).

Switching software's really sucks, especially if you are busy and growing.Then there are some more robust software's out there like Rent Manager, but you really need to know how to use it.