I had a management company when I first bought the property.

I assume we would use a title company.

After some research I've found some concerning reviews for the 'group' behind this company - the Aaron Organization. 

Are you an aviation engineer and your company just lost its next contract.Do you work in an assembly line making wash machines and they outsource to China.Are you a concrete worker and get laid off since construction has cut back.On this forum the question is how is your REI moving forward.  

Another local bank forced a client I've worked with to close two credit cards as a funding condition.

@Nathan Gesner I agree, because my rental is a business and I shouldn't waver away from the screening process even if its just a trusted contractor, but funding is what we need and I heard the SBA is a good source but is slow, thanks for responding.

Fast forward, I own a property management company and have my business manage the properties.

Make sensible financial decisions by allocating funds for unforeseen fees, insurance, property taxes, upkeep, and mortgage payments.

My first real estate investment was in Syracuse NY in 2005.I relocated to Augusta, Georgia in 2006 to learn with a multi-family investor/mentor.And then in 2009, I founded Auben Realty, which has grown from a small local shop to a regional presence with current locations in Chattanooga, TN, Columbia, SC, Greenville, Atlanta, Charlotte and Jacksonville.Recently, Auben purchased a property management company in Kansas City to begin our Midwest expansion.

If unclaimed after a certain amount of time, I can auction the storage unit off, apply the funds to the deceased person's account, and then turn the rest over to the state as unclaimed.There's much more to this.