Recently got out of the student rental business but yes lease did have a joint liability clause for common area wear and damage. 

This is our first PM and  we are trying to work with them and give them the benefit of the doubt, but if they can't resolve the billing issues, we will have to find another PM.Susan

(a licensed agent) We are both in our twenties.

I recommend the later regardless as you'll then be able to judge how complete each vendors offering is compared to the data actually available.Unfortunately, while we are working to expand to your area, we have not yet done this analysis for GA.

Yes we are cashing out to jump start our investing by moving into a much cheaper house or do a house hack. 

But when I look at properties now it’s hard to find anything that makes over $100 a door unless it’s a D class.This is exactly the problem we are encountering as well.

We are grateful and wiser for you sharing your experience and wisdom. 

Throw it my way, I am always keen for a chat.One of my business partners, Daniel Green, will be in Columbus 01-04 Nov and is keen to meet up with any property managers, mortgage brokers (we are all foreign nationals), or other local real estate investors in the area. 

We are starting to look in some lower income areas and are wanting someone to handle potential problems.

Its my first home and has done better each year , I bought it 4 years ago for 388k valued now at 615k , I'm finally at a place where I could move out and have some positive cashflow , kinda not if we are taking 5% vacancy 5% repairs , 10% cap ex and management fees, but If i solely move out and self manage it will create positive cashflow unless unforseen cap ex .