Tenant hired a moving company, movers lifted up couch, couch was stuck to floor and ripped up a chunk of the composite flooring with it.

Strategy also plays a toll as some invest for cash flow while others for long term appreciation.To compare more apples to apples, you need to take financing and appreciation plays out of the equation.

We have more than just what you listed but here is apples to apples:Channel Manager: Streamline PMSPricing Tool: RevMaxSmart Lock: SchlageProperty Organization: Not sure what this for?

Sign up for an account on Yelp, Google Business Profile, YP, Apple Maps, BBB, etc.

Haven’t seen them lift a finger to quiet the dog yet.Really appreciate all the suggestions, though.

A - AWESOME AREA: Excellent, shops, malls, great schoolsB - BETTER AREA: Good area, graduate students, young families C - CASHFLOW: Working class, corner stores, some government assistanceD - DANGER DO NOT GO: Low income, government assistance, high crimeF - F*CK NO: War zone, a lot of vacant properties, povertyLuckily Columbus’ neighborhoods have been lifted up in the past 20 years, we no longer have D and F neighborhoods

Any help I receive you can rest assured I will share that knowledge and try to lift up as many people as possible.

@Will Barnard has the work around you need to be a principal.. now getting your buyer to join you in an LLC or a trust is going to be a heavy lift in many instances as they wont understand what your trying to do..

You will get some bad apples from time to time but that's the risk that you take with any tenant.

-That said, had I left my money in Apple stock instead of using it to buy a house 15+ years ago, I'd actually have more money, so it seems with stocks the key is to buy quality and be patient...with houses patience is built in since it's expensive to buy and sell...tl;drI already have 8 rental houses, but I want to retire soon and live off dividend stocks and rental income mix.