So the rent is often not their first priority in a financial pinch.

Unfortunately there are pretty much ZERO good property managers in town.Most lie, cheat and steal.We started offering management to folks that didn't buy through our turnkey model but decided to stop doing it for now.PM is a S#@# business unless you have large volume where you can actually turn a profit.Most PM companies in Toledo have very few under management so the only way to put food on the table is to up charge everything.Some "on top" fees include: Eviction, *** maintenance *** (This one is the biggest scam they pull) , leasing renewal, admin fees, tenant placement, etc...A tonne of penny pinching happens as the monthly 10% is not enough to pay the bills.Be very cautiousMuch success 

Only problem is that they are generally more expensive and sometimes won't lend on primary residences, but if you are in a pinch that might be an option. 

I forget at the moment though you'll live for a week (tums tablets are a good calcium source in a pinch).

But in 2014 they changed leadership and I've yet to have a good experience with them since.I used Sheraton in a pinch last time.

With a couple deals under my belt I am starting to feel the pinch of lost contacts or just lost information regarding the contacts.

My thoughts on this matter  to be taken with a pinch  of salt because what's good for you....Good luck

Real estate agents will talk with great certainty about what they know and don't know, but that flimflam comes with the job, so take it all with a giant pinch of salt.

I just spoke to an owner who mentioned using an illegal unit in the suburbs, which in my mind is even a pinch more risky.

I see it all the time from investors who are trying to pinch pennies.