I just would like to follow up on original property...I believe there's a septic system issue that is a deal breaker at the current asking....I always keep options open though and maybe a deal for the right price.Axel , exactly my thoughts as well, very good points.Very Good info John , Thanks

It’s part of running rentals ( especially on older buildings ) to have things fail ,water leaks ,systems that need parts ,late paying tenants, and bad toilets .

The first one is ok, but I feel like there’s a few holes in their systems.

Yes I travel often to the states but I live in Ontario so have to be able to trust the people that are working in my stead and watching over and caring for my investments  when I am not there.I have a system I use developed over the last years and the 100 properties we have worked with do far and we stick to it if we lose a property or 2 because someone wants a faster closing date then we can offer its on to the next one everything is about the numbers , the location  and the time line.More then willing to share what we do if  anyone is interested just look me up

I purchased a property in Indy that has a boiler heating system.

U work in your business While I work on your business So far what I've tallied up from RE professionals are: MarketingBrandingPRSocial mediaWebsite SEOAdvertising Bookkeeping FinancialsHR Organization systems POS / CRMBP calculator cruncher (lol) Investor packetsLook fwd to all your responses!! 

U work in your business While I work on your business So far what I've tallied up from RE professionals are: MarketingBrandingPRSocial mediaWebsite SEOAdvertising Bookkeeping FinancialsHR Organization systems POS / CRMBP calculator cruncher (lol) Investor packetsLook fwd to all your responses!!

They are technically already in the system as they submit payments directly to us, but we do not like the way the property management company is working; and this is our second one. 

My bank is asking that I start getting more detailed with my Quickbooks so they can see what each property is doing versus the entire portfolio.

. $500 to cover your major systems for a year sounds like a deal but do you honestly think a warranty company could stay in business if they were paying out on all those claims?