After 45 + years investing in, purchasing and selling notes and real property; structuring “deals”, running investment funds and syndications, I have observed that many (most) investors both hesitate too long gathering too much information before making an offer AND do not do enough investigation, analysis and due diligence before they finalize a purchase.Seems like opposites, right?  

Hello, My husband and I have a portfolio of 40+ doors of long-term rentals. 

We have been frauded and lied to on financing terms while they said they are a conservative underwriter. 

Looking at a strategy to Brrrr or light rehab to rent out to long term tenants.

Tenant not trusting this work as he is out of home when this work is performed as he has some minor surgery. 

I prefer a PM that charges a flat fee, but many seem to charge a percentage of the rent.In addition to how much, I'd ask the PM how long it takes them to find a tenant and when they start advertising. 

Another reason may be that you appear unprofessional and interested parties are looking for a sweet deal like a landlord that doesn't screen or is negotiable on all their terms.

I plan on renting out my investment property in Cleveland, Ohio as a long term rental.

Typically before the land is purchased, I advise buyers to perform all of the due diligence starting with the zoning and development code to know what is even possible within the confines of the existing zoning with the city/county.

Hello Friends,How long someone has to wait to rent primary home after purchase.