If so, you have to have staff to take care of the people, and that could add a big overhead.I don't know anything about a boarding home for elderly folks, but I would think there would have to be some mandatory regulations you would have to meet; the building might not be up to the regulations.  

We have 4-6 people that will put hands on these documents: account manager, operations manager, underwriting staff, administrative manager, auditor, and we need a more efficient workflow.

But maybe there is something I have overlooked, would appreciate knowing the specific responsibilities of a PM so that I can compare.For me, I have been able to do the following without a PM,1) rent - auto deposit, so I do not need a PM2) emergency plumbing or electrical problems - tenants get immediate assistance from condo maintenance staff, it makes more sense for my tenants to contact the maintenance staff on site than to call me especially for emergencies.3) Repairs - I always insist that either my agent or my contractor does a walk through twice every year to make sure the apartment is in a reasonable condition and attend to any repairs.

Renewtn.com Staff is always prompt w/any issue.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications.2.

Sometimes the maintenance staff at the parks do handyman type work on the side for extra income.

If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

The answer is it depends.It depends on the location and what might attract people to your property, amenities, competition, your purchase price, how well you take pictures and furnish the property, how active you are in promoting the property, having a good support staff (mainly excellent cleaners/s).

In the manipulation of benchmarks such as the interbank borrowing rate these banks were essentially messing with the cost of borrowing of upwards of $450 trillion in loans and derivatives worldwide.

The airlines have no one flying (compared to normal) so they will have to cut back on staff.