Nothing is guaranteed for the outcome and results but what is locked in is the fees and rate you have. 

So in short going with that company that does such a "bang up job for 1% of the price" would result in the management company charging you more.

We have several pictures demonstrating that the condition of the foliage is clearly encroaching the unit and is clear negligence on the tenant to maintain the landscaping which resulted in the unit overheating.Lease states that the tenant is responsible maintaining the yard.

Nope):1 - Learn how to analyze with real numbers2 - Learn what a plan is, and how to develop one for REI3 - Learn what is important to a REI...and then start thinking like one, instead of a homeowner.4 - Learn how Money Works5 - Learn how to analyze Markets (not economic...geographic) in order to find where the properties whose profiles match the criteria you need to execute the plan you developed.6 - Learn how to eliminate any emotions, both yours and the ones you think are driving forces for the buyers/renters that will be your clients7 - Learn how to eliminate any for of "rationalization" (most expensive word a REI can use) from your thoughts.8...and last, for now, learn how to describe yourself (when asked what you do for a living) as a "Successful Real Estate Investor". 

  $19k each ($38k in 2019) not including any match your employer may provide. 

We make in the mid 6 figures (W2 income).Advice we are looking for:- 401k, avoid 401k, or contribute what my employer matches- Ira’s- very knowledgeable in Real Estate strategies- minimize our taxes in Retirement- minimize our taxes now.- I’m not interested in anyone selling insurance - I know everyone says not to count on my pension, there is no guarantee, but if there was a measure of likelihood that a company would be able to honor their pension commitments then the conservative private company I work for would be rated the highest.- not really interested in savings advice on our 529 plan.- Nothing against Dave Ramsey, I really like most of his advice, but I think some of it is very basic and geared towards low income earners and people who have been very irresponsible with their money and are trying to dig out.- we have a about $70k to invest from our SDIRA, less if we convert a portion of that to a Roth.- we also will have about $250k to invest from the sale of our home.

I am probably refinancing it at the same purchase price (my broker said refinancing at market would result in a higher fee/rate) but getting an appraisal is wise none the less@Greg Gaudet the property is Aina Nalu in Lahaina

I think that’s a result of so many moving parts needing to get things done.

But now that I've been on the stage for so long and the satisfaction from setting out on a difficult journey I saw results in ways I never could have imagined, I now have set my sights on this new territory. 

Feel free to reach out with whatever questions you have and to see if we're a good match.