Harry Borders. 

I don't think they are nationwide and stick to tri-state region (DE, PA, NJ).

You will want to familiarize yourself what they specifically are generally in the location where the property is.Standard operating procedure in my market is, if you purchased the property through an agent, then they de facto get the listing on the back end. 

Originally posted by @Eudes De leon:#seth willams lol.

Hey all - getting into the whole scene (haven't bought a rental property), but in doing my research and reading it looks like I'll save myself a pile of headaches by getting property management co. instead of trying to muddle through myself.Any recs for a) finding/vetting a good one or b) know a good in Wilmington, DE you'd recommend?

I then do require those final funds to be paid via certified check or money order.It has not happened yet, but should those initial funds bounce or otherwise get returned, I've really not lost anything, as I do not de-list the rental until the lease is signed.

I really should be keeping a diary, but currently I am keeping a transaction/communication tracker.Current updates include:- Quoted the cosmetic rehab at $10.5k (bathroom, all floors, lots of patching, kitchen ceiling, doors, trims, paint, windows, and some others)- Material estimates around $4500And the latest which I wrote about in another post requesting opinions is that an investor that bought 2 properties in the same cul de sac, requested new roofs on his properties. 

I would say that REI when played more like a lifetime pursuit than a game of Monopoly can border on the boring.

My family owned a small piece of land in a very well located neighborhood and convince them to develop de project.

I hold a meetup group about once a month on the border of Gilbert and Mesa, Arizona.