After reading this again, I have to say I was POSSIBLY too hard on the mgt company (more on that in a bit) but nowhere near hard enough on the tenant, who apparently was refusing to let them in to do their management duties.I'm sorry, but if someone wants to NEVER be bothered by ANYONE coming into their home, even to do essential safety related tasks, THEN GO BUY YOUR OWN PLACE AND LIVE AT YOUR OWN RISK OF PERIL!!!!

Every investor has their own criteria for wanting to invest in property, I'm essentially trying to get houses under contract with buyers lined up for investors to not have to worry about whether or not the property will sell or rent after they buy it.  

From what I remember on that job, the bank wanted the package appraised for internal purposes and as they were all rental households operated by same owner, in the same small town Ohio, we were able to knock out like 128 units (mixture of SF and MF buildings) as a "single economic unit", or operated as an apartment essentially.

That selling agent decides on how the split will be essentially "put out there" for the agent bringing a buyer.

She essentially ordered me to call in an exterminator.Am I responsible for handling the mouse situation?

Im essentially a brand new investor myself with my first deal nearing closing but theres so much great information here and so many people willing to give advice.

Essentially, after having calculated the investment, I have concluded that it is absolutely worthwhile.

., property managers would essentially pay self-managing homeowners their net income and take on the expenses and work/financial risk of managing), but it was pretty crazy to see how many homeowners would confuse revenue with how much they're actually making.

My question is do you think it is essential to get a real estate license to be successful?

In our case they were going to give us a smaller setback because we were going to replace an existing outhouse, essentially we would be getting a permit for a septic remodel rather than a new system.However after buying the property the Health Dept says we are now too close to the lake.