Id love to gather an outside opinion on a deal I am currently reviewing.

The required maintenance typically must be well documented (receipts & pictures), and then usually the carrier has an inspector come back out, review the areas of concern, and confirm that all work has been done. 

@Josh Corby You may wish to review the 50% Rule:The 50% rule recognizes that throughout the United States, operating expenses run 45% to 50% of the gross rents for rental properties.

Before you purchased and noticed the bill was very low was the opportunity to have escrow/title officer review and ask the seller to pay or hold back the money to pay.  

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The manager could do the cleaning flips and some maintenance themselves, or they could coordinate and delegate these responsibilities.Considering a base plus commission based on reviews and occupancy rates for an incentive - probably cap at $40-50k annually for a part-time position.

  ;)Our experience has been that repairs not made promptly, often result in poor reviews and/or chargebacks.

@Reagan Huefner 100% DO NOT close until you have sufficient time to review the leases, vet the tenants, and whatever other due diligence your situation calls for.

In reviewing the tenant online on my own, I found a criminal record on this person, with mug shot (so no denying this is the person), with 'claims substantiated'. 

Good Evening BP Community, First time poster here.  I own a few single family rentals and feel comfortable identifying deals and making offers.  Id like to get into multifamily but am struggling with analyzing them. I...