This way, they are no longer on the P&L and are now on the balance sheet as inventory when you run the report for that year.

We use all of the same things except we use Guesty (When I started Hospitable didn't have owner reports which was a huge dealbreaker for me).

@Tyler GilpinEach HUD office in every County publishes FMR ( Fair Market Rent ) reports each year.Just google Name of Counit HUD FMR and it should pop up.You might have to dig around to find it.Or call the local HUD office and they will point you in the right direction 

Hello @Isuf Aruci What you are describing is a what we, in the AEC/Construction industry, typically refer as a feasibility report and/or property analysis.

My gut tells me that Homeland Security was one of the agencies he reported the “alleged” fraud to, and anything further was wishful thinking on his part.  

If the tenant knows they have to pay, they won't report the problem.

Financial Management: Property managers provide detailed financial reports, handle rent collection, and manage operating expenses.

Now if you're just looking to make your credit report look better, that might work but not sure why that would be worthwhile unless you were just looking to borrow more consumer-type debt rather than hard asset notes. 

Part of the premise of hiring a manager is that they will manage repairs, including efficiency of repairs.Anyone can pick up a phone and throw unlimited amounts of money at a vague reported problem.

As others have said, you can do the digging yourself with the municipality or hire an Architect to do this due diligence and provide a zoning and property analysis report bringing all the info together for you.