You will learn over time the value of great customer service to that tenant and how to provide it without letting them take advantage of you.All of that applies whether you physically manage the properties yourself, hire an outside property management firm or hire your own property manager(s).

I would hire a property manager for any Springfield properties.

So my question is who did you hire first in your biz and what things did they do?

I would certainly hire a structural engineer to evaluate the structure before adding a second story.

We flip and wholesale residential properties, and are starting a real estate business (as in, hiring agents and representing buyers and sellers).I'd love to connect with investors in the Dallas, Tyler, and East Texas areas.

when you need it, like "air or food" you Will succeed.

I am close to starting rehab on my first multifamily complex (9units) and have been looking at hiring a general contractor to handle the entire process.

I thought "why hire someone when I can get all of this done in less than a month".

I plan on eliminating this by using the company and coming to an agreement with the company and employees (they have granted me a go if it is possible) and the money would be deducted from their paychecks and the company would deposit into my account.I also heard that a lot of these properties hire a property manager.

We hired a full building inspection done, then after that was done we personally walked through every unit with the inspection report in hand and looked at everything cited.