Do that on your own or hire someone you trust to do that for you.  

Or a cousin just got his contractor license, your going to automatically hire him for anything and everything on your home right, just like that?

If you just hire the cheapest or first PMC you speak with and it turns into a bad experience, please don’t assume ALL PMC’s are bad and start trashing PMC’s in general.

It really does seem to good to be true:I am a mortgage lender and very often I pull title on a property to find that a previous lien or in some cases a Release has been missed:I would suggest hiring someone who works as a title examiner and have them go to the recorder of deeds office at the county and do their own research. 

You can make money self-managing and you can make money hiring a property manager.  

Hire a PM from a referral or find one on the NARPM website.

@Yosef Ajami In most states you either have to Be a broker or Hire a broker to be the “broker of record” for the management company. 

If you are hiring a job out, don't take the first person that gives you a quote and check for reviews and references. 

You can always hire a carpenter to fix those quickly. 

Everyone thinks they can sue to solve the problem.Do you realize how much it will cost to hire an OOS attorney to sue the turnkey company?