I work at a demanding job so I manage it but only when it comes to doing the marketing for vacancies/leases/ and turnover upkeep and it works great for me that way.

The investor just lost his $25,000.The redemption price tag also includes taxes and insurance paid or owed by the current owner.If the borrower makes written demand for redemption, the current owner has 10 calendar days within which to reply in writing with an itemized redemption amount.

Depending on the demand, you might also be looking at a sale price 5-10% below what you list it for (presumably close to the true value).  

I do live in a sellers market though, I was talking to my agent this morning and prices are insane in south florida, there are not enough houses to meet demand, is it still a good idea to invest? 

Although this may show as a lien , it is not a true lien and there is no payoff demand .It is simply a filing that differentiates the solar system from the real property.

So the clock has not even started yet in your case-I would go ahead and assess your damage and get an itemized list together and send an accounting along with a 10 day demand letter for any amount owed including damages,rent, late fees and all other charges.  

Aside from the numbers and the fix-up work involved, you'll have to know the demand in the area.

If other PM's charge similar rates then it sounds like they're only being competitive in that specific market (the ol' supply and demand thing...).

But never select the company directly who quote minimal charges as all of us understand that quality never will come in reduced rates therefore greater to learn about the solutions and prices and then choose for employing them or not.Lease Variety: Property administration companies have a great idea of creating rent price while they know industry demands and your house value.

Demand is super high in the area.