Fresh off the heels of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," I binged Brandon's content and fell in love with the concept of investing in Rental Properties. 

I would recommend working with your current PM to get these folks out and start over fresh with a new PM company.

Start fresh

@Kenneth Sok - I really doubt that a fresh coat of paint is going to do a lot to increase the appraisal.

I prefer curtains over mini-blinds as the blinds always get destroyed.If a faucet works and isn't leaking, I don't just replace it.The best impact you see is with a fresh coat of paint and it's usually really cheap to do versus other upgrades.

Will they be tearing off existing roof and reshingling, or will they go right over existing roof.I generally like to tear off and start fresh as this way you can see the condition of the plywood base, ESP. if the roofo had been leaking in which case some plywood may need to be cut out and replaced...The cheapest I had a roof done was 3200 and the most I have paid was 6500.

I had a group like this in Minnesota that worked out really well for 5-6 novices and then we would bring in 1 or 2 newbies just to keep things fresh.

It was a terrifying to buy with COVID still very fresh, but I figured if I could cash flow I would be fine with any of the scary things that might have happened to the economy with shutdowns, etc.

Start fresh with a new renter.

@ Masood - I would say fresh capital to scale your investments is the most challenging. buying your first or second is easy.