In our experience, the #1 mistake landlords make when selecting a Property Management Company (PMC) is ASSUMING instead of CONFIRMING.

Fully renovated both levels, 2 2/1s mid century modern design.

The Lessons Learned.....Always confirm square footage.

The Lessons Learned.....Always confirm square footage.

I'm assuming there are 1031 rules against this, but want to confirm.

Just to triple confirm, the total amount is aggregated.

If you put in the location, you may get a response from a property manager who can help you, or just someone in that area that can help.There are BP forums for people to connect based on locality as well, even if there's none for that particular county, you always can start one yourself on BP.Another place to look for a property manager is the National Association of Property Managers, there are designations in this industry (like Residential Management Professional (RMP®) that are supposed to help you know that a property manager adheres to certain standards and has documented qualifications.See https://www.narpm.org/ 

IF they are here for work, check the employer, and they should also have a social security number too...if they are here for school, confirm their enrollment. 

There are an enormous amount of options for tile, and you will typically see simpler (cheaper) patterns and designs in the lower priced homes, and so on as you move up the price point of the property. 

I'm looking for layout ideas and a design that looks a little nicer than a generic building and maximizes the limited space I have.