After touring the property and running the numbers, we decided we could not pass on it.

I've used several "light" management platforms and landed on Avail (Avail.co) for the last five years or so. 

I can go get a masters in real estate and learn from 10 hedge fund managers for that price.  

Who have you decided to use instead?

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Thanks Jimmy and Remington, I just DM’d you both.I’m hoping this group to be at least an underwriting/due diligence group, and hopefully a group that finds, manages, and funds deals together when it makes sense. 

I can't decide if I want to pursue a lawsuit for them to turn water back on (and possibly lose) or if I want to eat the money for several months and hope there's water below me.

Developers have already started renovating old buildings and turning them into luxurious apartments.Be careful of where you decide to invest though because some bad apples have been coming to the area and causing trouble. 

Is it worth the hassle of even trying to manage remotely and just hire out the management side of it?

Hello Kelly,As an audit manager, do you get to see which clients have a lot of real estate investments?