He knows his stuff and his staff is extremely responsive. https://toenniescpa.com/

But you're hands on, you have the staff to get things done and people out.

I know price labs does not.

I have chosen not to play in that sandbox anymore becuase of that very reason and the time constraints lower income properties have on my staff time.

Might depend on the size of an investor's portfolio and if they have full time prop mngmnt staff but I'd love to hear from those that are for and from those that are not for hw.Thanks so much.

And, though I haven’t used them, I have had conversations with the staff at Corevest (above) and think this company will be a great fit once an investor needs a line of credit product for acquisitions, or portfolio products (after the first ten mortgages are utilized).Any other questions?  

If you check their financials, the Hay Group is now more than 50% of their revenue and almost 70% of their staff — this is their contracting services group.

We currently have an accounting person on staff along with our property manager (along with maintenance of course)Marcus Crosby and Marc FreislingerWhat you are seeing on the website is Latin, its what they use for "space fillers".

Oh, and our clients were all a lot happier so they referred their colleagues, staff was happier, etc.I do know a few local investors that work in the city happily and profitably on their own portfolios but it is an art that is difficult to reproduce if you are buying from a distance.

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.