The easiest way to win this game to become and expert craftsman of the tools you wield.

Either one can be fine to work with if the deal is structured properly, however, you have a better economical exchange using the professional.

Hi Experts,After couple of years with my management company in Cincinnati, i'm thinking to change it.My biggest disappointment from the current company is that fixes and maintenance are very expensive and too frequent (also reoccurring issues).I have properties (all multifamily) in those areas:Avondale area (McGregor) and price hill (Rutledge).Would be great if anyone familiar and can recommend on good and honest company handling those areas.Thank you very much,Ori

Neighborhoods with stable rental demand, high yieldsand potential local economic growth.Currently I am researching ;Midtown?

I am nowhere near an insurance expert. 

At least to me.Although if you took the Economic Stimulus Depreciation you have to have your Federal Taxes filled out with and without it for the life of the property and carry both to a State From and they didn't clear that up until last year.

You can definitely learn a lot from here and will soon be an expert (when paired with experience of course) soon enough!

Probably won't happen soon (Austin in #1 in real estate, economic and population growth), but you never know.Anyway, thanks again for the responses.

But the conversion will be taxable event so be sure to speak with the tax expert about tax implications. 

SEO even when done expertly takes time, as does social, etc. it will be months or longer before you have any volume of leads, without using paid media of some form.