They are free, very informative, and never ty to sell you anyhting (well, they do end with suggesting you join as a PRO but they give you a discount code).As for managing your properties, once you get more than 10 or so it becomes very difficult to find the time to do it yourself. 

Over-promised & under-delivered, provided us with an unachievable timeline for repairs, cut corners along the way, knew nothing about bringing a rental property up to Saint Paul code, damaged our property beyond his scope of work, charged us a premium to have teenagers assist him with the majority of his work....I'll stop here.

He overpromised, under-delivered, cut corners, knew nothing about building codes in our city, employed teenagers, stole from us, caused thousands of dollars of damages to our property, and vanished.What we are doing differently as we recover from this debacle that we hope will help you in finding and selecting a great GC to work with:Ask for contractor referrals from trusted, community established organizations.

They have no height restrictions, use restrictions, code restrictions, etc. as long as they remain on the title for the land, so we have agreed to set up a 99 year lease with the first rights to renew.

Thought of syncing my garage door opener with the tenant's door unit, but looks like there is a limit on how many doors I can code my opener to and a limit to how many remotes one door can have.

Great resource, and as an ex-Clevelander, I generally agree with the color codes.

Part of the value add strategy is to covert a number of the units to mid term rentals (30 days or more) as San Antonio has become more strict on STRs.

Deals fall out of contract all the time due to strict guidelines FHA imposes.

Fire code prohibits air vents shared between multiple units in multifamily.

Conventional fannie/freddie loans will be resold by the lender and need to conform to strict rules.