Obviously some property types and locations are doing better than others. 

Hi guys, I'm a property manager of a small portfolio of new construction townhomes.

Purchase price: $100,000 Cash invested: $1,000 Sale price: $115,000 My partner and I found this property on Zillow listed much higher than the value.

If your tenant is consistently avoiding communication and not paying rent, eviction might be a necessary next step to regain control of your property.

I am interested in buying this property as well as it shares a backyard.

that we’ve learned in our 24 years, managing almost 700 doors across the Metro Detroit area, including almost 100 S8 leases.

They know better than anyone.......Oh, and you can also get some of the better deals when buying those properties, as long as you have a good idea of the potential extent and cost of the repairs and plug that (with a healthy contingency) into your proforma. 

I would recommend having a property manager who does MTR's since you're out of state.

All my current portfolio was bought and is managed remotely. 

After getting a good amount of equity in the house for future HELOC funding, I was going to move out of it and use the property as a rental utilizing a lease option, or, rent to own agreement.