Account ClosedTire Kicker tendencies appear, but I push thru.....or maybe we can be combinations with slower progression...I do manage my own, but at some point plan to release to PM....

They're most likely after lien releases and want to make sure that there will be no future claims against title.

@Vince Mayer unfortunately Investors Title doesn't extend across all of MO.

They can charge 10% for any repairs and then charge another 1/2 month's rent to re-lease the place.There are people who really don't want to be property managers and so therefore do the bare minimum at their job.There are property managers who take money from the tenants and don't remit to the owners.

Someone previously had attached 2x4's behind the gutters which extended the gutters a couple of inches beyond the end of the shingles causing the water damage.

Call it an "Option Release Fee".2.

Yesterday I spent another hundred on clorox tablets, and was thinking of spending another on a pool person to come and fix the kreepy crawler thing.

Ok I am sorry I did not check the date on this post and just released it is a few years old.

What does one like me extend for this very valuable information?

The only way the deals would "dry up" is if every house is now in perfect "retail ready" condition, every homeowner gets a great job, everyone makes all their payments on time, people stop getting divorces, people stop passing away, etc. etc.Yes, market conditions will vary by locale, but deals happen every day and new opportunities pop up all the time.Successful investors do it thru MARKETING - the constant communication with your target market via multiple "touches" over an extended period of time.