HI, We are taking over a rental  unit from current rent managament company we had hired. I was wondering what is the best way to collect rent going forward. Is it recommended to have a separate checking account for th...

I would first read several books on property management (Brandon Turner from Bigger Pockets has one of the best!)

I would not anticipate much turnover so could be good cash flow over the long run, the question is the long-term appreciation… depends on your strategy and weather you’d be managing themselves or relying on unknown local property manager, contractors, etc.

Do you have recommendations for low cost options to post a 10 day notice on the property? 

I've already bought the property because I was afraid of rising rates (got a 3.4% thank goodness because they're literally in the 7s now), but it's still costing me 1800/month before construction starts.

We are now at 37 units and our full time job is managing those properties.  

I don't think it costs anything to list on zillow. 

In my case I live in the DC metro area and the cost of rent anywhere I would want to live would be 1500-2000 a month (obviously split with a roommate) I would rather continue to grow my business and hopefully save up enough for a down payment then move out and spend a ton of money just because it’s quote on quote time

We manage on the North side of the city and yes we have also seen large increases in the past few years. 

The selling partner gets 10% more in reduced selling costs and the buying partner saves selling costs on their portion.