Hi, I'm searching for a reputable property manager in the southern, NH region who would take on the management of a small apartment building (6 units).

The city has a reputation for being obnoxious to deal with.I don't target that area specifically but I wouldn't shy away from something that made sense just because it's there either.

I would suggest talking to an insurance agent from a reputable insurance company to get a more detailed explanation and recommendations for your particular situation.Cheers!

Howdy Apartment Owners,Which apartment management is known for their quality and ethics?  I am looking for the opinions people who have hired apartments.I live in Houston, but also am asking for the Austin, College St...

Reputation is much much more important than 1 single deal's earning.In general, it is certainly easier to get comp data if you are a licensed realtor.  

Remember, your realtor has a reputation to protect as well.  

Just a little advice for the next guy you hire...Never hire anyone without a reputation.  

====================================Here's the TL;DR:Can I get the best of both worlds or do I have to choose between:Option 1:Purchase Price: $115K - $135K, Good neighborhood, Great highly reputable turn-key/management company, Net CoC 6%-8%Option 2:Purchase Price: $60K - $80K, Okay neighborhood, Smaller/lesser known turn-key/management company - they might be great too - just less track record, Net CoC 10%-12%====================================Here's the LONG version:I feel like I'm drinking from a firehose :) So much great info to chew on and digest. 

Yes, it is possible, with lots of experience and a great reputation.

If they don't have some evidence that a buyer can afford a property, they risk wasting their time and reputation doing work on a deal that was never going to pan out.