It's a digital access system that allows keyless (and remote) entry for residents, but the admin backend is awesome as well.

When you run laminate all the way to an entry door you're asking for trouble.

I have been searching for a job and plan to have one soon, but until then I have a job at a local company I can work until I find an entry level position.

The property manager was meant to charge them 1st, last and deposit on entry (to cover the lease break scenario).

Due to initial capital constraints, the Midwest and south offer some good deals with a lower price to entry where I can get 2-3 houses purchased (goal by the end of the year) with good cash flow and ROI and then scale up in a different market such as San Antonio or the Austin area.

He has 7-10 years of experience overseeing redevelopment projects, ground up development, and repositioning.Being new to the third party property management market myself, I am concerned about the barriers to entry.

Me and my brother are looking to start a real estate llc investment company...my bro is an accountant for an established real estate llc in Chicago involved in bigger deals 25+ unit bldg...I have a degree in construct...

The following weekend I closed the opening and thought "Cool, problem fixed"...Well one morning I noticed that something had made a mess in my kitchen and there was a banana clawed and eaten.The sink base cabinet was slightly open and upon further review there is missing dry wall underneath the back side of the sink that creates an entry way to my unit.I blocked this sink base cabinet so it won't open but I know this is still a temporary fix...what should I do?

The barrier to entry is low in this industry and with 14K+ agents in Chicago its a constant revolving door.

You can purchase signage from them and there are many other add ons but I have never spent more than the entry level $300 package.