The manual, videos, contract and ongoing forum are a good explanation of the process and how he deals with issues.

Never rented TO the Mafia, but certainly rented a 13,000sqft facility from "them" when I ran my computer software training business in New Haven, CT...

I believe the best way to find a good property manager is to seek a property manager out and has invested in advanced training and education and has attained designations, usually they also have years of experience.The best place to go to search for good property manager National Association of Residential Property Managers. www.NARPM.orgYou are able to search for members in your local area and then look for members with designations like Residential Management Professional (RMP) or Master Property Manager (MPM).

Oh, and it starts training your applicants that you aren't always at their beck and call.

Well, that almost seems as silly as the airplane operator running up to a train engine mechanic and telling him how a steam engine works.

In fact you're more than likely better off to have as little equity as possible so whatever money would be held in equity could be held as cash on the sidelines to be able to meet the ongoing obligations of the property. 2. 10 cents cash for every dollar of debt.

I'd be happy to meet with you to show a quick Demo and do a quick 101 training to help you gain a strong understanding of how things work.

All the government agencies and  non profit agencies that train fair housing testers are here in the DC area.

Some tenants are difficult to train, but it's worth the effort now to save you from a worse situation down the road.

Of course I would accept any other feedback from others on my train of thought thus far.