You'll need to teach them pretty much everything because they struggle to think before reporting an issue.

Just from observation, I don't want to buy a property and then be the person struggling to sell it in the future because of the easement issue.

If you find yourself struggling to screen tenants thoroughly, it’s a good idea to invest in a reliable rental property management company to help.

We also have longer-term leases with built-in annual increases.Of course, companies have financial struggles just like individuals, so you need to properly vet them just like you would an individual.

Most of my owners start out very hesitant, typically because they've had a bad experience with a different manager or because they struggled with it on their own and assume it's just too hard.

(Already have standard operating procedures book even though I just have 1 tenant) The struggle is where I go from here.

Not only will you struggle to obtain financing for the purchase and rehab, but you will also struggle to refinance at that level.If you are intent on sticking with those numbers, you may be able to find a private lender (perhaps an individual) who is willing to structure something with you.Hope this helps,Michael

I’ve been struggling in the last couple of years with my 9-5 job and I’m really determined to make aBig change in this 2020.After researching the best way to change my life in order, as first step, of being able to “guarantee” myself and my family the same earnings we have right now but from a different source that would give me/us more freedom i came up with the fact that possibly investing in real estate would do it.Now with that said, after gathering a lot ofInfo for this business, I’m still stuck from taking my first step.

I struggle with this question every 10th...

I am struggling to find a responsive, friendly and proactive PM company.