We normally try every form of communicating including door knocking and door postings

I am seriously considering taking $150k of it and buying 3 new builds $50k down as rentals in somewhere like a Houston TX subburb, Wichita Falls TX, Oklahoma City OK, or Kansas City, MO.

I always think communication and cooperation are MUCH MUCH better than going to court to try to enforce anything.

I don't have any recommendations for you in those cities however I know that BP just launched a "find a Property Manager" tab in their Build a Team section.

Just sent her back her money with an email saying her lease is cancelled due to an obvious impending lease violation she revealed in her communication.

With Raleigh growing rapidly there are an incredible amount of new builds happening.

They were very unhappy they had spent the money with TurboTenant and it is apparently not communicated that not all property managers/landlords will accept TurboTenant applications (which is true for the ones they haven't noticed are not using the TurboTenant applications apparently, which was us, until today).

The issue that you have, is that your guests experience will depent greatly based on the demographic that the motel building brings.I would pass and try to get a small multi-family building or see if you can buy the whole motel(to have more control).

I spoke with a consultant who works with/for Jason Hartman and she referred me over to https://www.mmasells.com/, has anyone worked with them? We are looking at AL, TN or FL as potential first time investment properti...

If it is im not even sure a city will allow you to get a building permit on someone elses land.