Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

Once listed the payouts can only go down based on how many realtors/brokers are involved in the deal.  

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Wayne Brooks  on top of that OCWEN can be a bear to deal with.Not only that, but doesn't it seem like they are only involved with assets in or soon to be in foreclosure...

Any noise after that has to be above a certain decibel (usually - a lawyer will know or be able to find out).The downstairs neighbor should absolutely be recusing themselves from all discussions of this issue as a board and abstaining from all votes involving the issue. 

If this is a one off investor deal and you don’t have your own agent involved then I guess you have to make up your own solution.

Looking for tips and ideas on how to flesh out the WCAP (wealth creation and preservation), principle. I understand this a very broad concept, but how can it best be applied to REI?

@Brian Garrett This method would work better on absentee owners or investors who are at the end of their rope with out of state land lording.

After I gave him that address he couldn't use he said that I should have another guy involved in my deals so he can teach me what to do.

My full-time job involves consulting with local governments and developers in land entitlements, ordinance preparation, and coastal development regulations.  

I'm a Los Angeles native looking to invest in out of state income properties, and hopefully, build a portfolio of properties through the BRRRR method.