Make decisions and communicate clearly.

Example: Posting states they need someone who can communicate well and enter data into a property management software.

Know your business, communicate what you want to accomplish and by when, and then let your team do what they do best. 

I was under the assumption that units such as this were put on the roof to avoid these issues.PS: I've already notified the neighboring property owner of the noise and I've received minimal communication back.

Very ease to work with and I'm happy with both their communication and cost.

The majority of tenants are going to find your house online, if it's not being advertised online in a positive light and in the appropriate channels then you aren't going to get the exposure you need to get a quality tenant. 

Overall we are very happy with them; they have a great tenant and landlord online portal, good communication with landlords, manage all inspections with the City for rental CofO, and a 7% management fee which is quite low compared to average rate of 10% around here. 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-VWnkNZQn38LSZ4hF4u1Xg

I'm NOT an expert on either taxes or legal issues but I've learned a ton from experts in the field by listening to podcasts, YouTube videos, etc.Search YouTube for the Rich Dad channel and look for videos on LLC'S, taxes, Cashflow Quadrant to get you started.

I like to have a solid 5 foot down spout with a cement water channel at the end. 3.