Hello, my name is Dylan and I am just beginning to take an interest in real estate after earning my bachelors in environmental engineering from SDSU. This is my first post on BiggerPockets after reading some intro lev...

If they caused you damages due to their violations of rules governing licensed brokers, you may be able to make a claim through the Real Estate Recovery Fund.2) either you or your attorney send an official termination of services letter (if you haven't already), wherein you need to demand that they remove listings, return to you your property they are holding, disburse your money to you by a date certain. 3) if they fail to comply with your demand, contact an attorney to prosecute the remedy.You can attempt to re-list your property yourself or with a new management company, but you may run into problems with listing websites when they see an existing listing for the same property.

If you know the neighborhood well and know it's not a neighborhood issue, it's most often just a result of poor management.

you just need a property manager, they don't specialize in MTR, they are the same as those that manage other types of rentals. 

Is there a recommended option for washer/dryer that doesn't require coins/bills but instead takes phone pay or a card, so that both tenants and prop managers don't have to deal with coins and bills?

It has not been well maintained over the last 19 years with a string of just bad renters and the person I had managing it just didn't do good quality repairs or work to it. 

Notified property manager.

Also, you get a great app that they built to manage all of your deals.

Hi Andrew - I use Reliant Energy (https://www.reliant.com) for the rental portfolio I own and the rentals I manage for others.You can ask Reliant for a month-to-month contract, instead of a 1 year contract. 

Having the right team in place is key.All management companies are not created equal.