But then I regretted it because they couldn't seem to maintain my anonymity in their process, and I'd already learned that it was supposedly possible.Then I read this article from Zachary Copp at copplaw.com and contacted him. 

Lastly, when i try and call them to speak to my property manager 99% of the time I wind up having to submit a note in their portal and wait for a call back.As to to the new garage door that will be installed by the tenant, I wish they would be more involved, giving the tenant some options of companies to call, and to walk them through the repair process.Am i wrong in any of these thoughts or concerns about my current PM---or---do i need to let the property manager do their thing and learn to take a step back?

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This InvestorLift requires an upfront $5k non refundable and looks to me like there is no option for inspections....curious what others take on this site is.Thank you in advance, I'm fully committed and learning daily...love this site and it's members

This is definitely a lesson learned :(

If there is one thing I've learned about real estate, it is that time is on your side.

Lessons learned?

Mortgages are the largest debt line-item for households.

The smaller items add up.