You really need to know what your doing or not only is your money at stake - so is your reputation.

I have been reluctant to do that to this point because I don't want to develop a newbie reputation and not be taken seriously.

Mark is very active on BiggerPockets and has a stellar reputation.  

Trying to find a respectable property manager in Minnesota, the twin cities.I am faced with a career change and I think finding a consistent job at a reputable property manager or another real estate business would be a good next step in my real estate investment.Any opinions on a good field seek entry into or a good company to inquire into would be much appreciated.

Your reputation is all you have, and once its in the mud, thats it.

My property management software pushes my listings out to 60+ web sites.You can do the same by using TenantCloud or other software available to Landlords, usually for free.

Based upon national avenuerage assuming nothing else you'd be looking at 2,200 for someone reputable, insured.

You are only as good as your reputation!

You could get a judgment and file it, then if she wins the Lottery I think theoretically you get paid first.REALLY going to do this to a widow on SSI.. holy cow no wonder landlords have a terrible reputation.. 

Greetings BPers,Looking for recommendations of reputable property management firms with experience managing 25+ unit condo buildings in the Oakland, CA area.Thanks in advance!