Some PM companies collect rent and hold in their account until the end of the month, deduct expenses and then transfer to the owner.

I saw them in another thread but I’m under the impression they might not service out of state customers.

The GP then gets paid 10-40% of the profits after the pref and often collects an asset management fee of 1-3% of the gross revenue.

Put your agreement in writing, collect the fee, and let them go.

I value my good tenants and refuse to collect bad tenants.

Wishing Everyone a Great DayI own a duplex in Oak Ridge, TN and am looking for the best and safest way to collect rent electronically while at the same time not making it too complicated for my tenants.

I was able to collect 30+ addresses, and I am going to begin sending direct mail very soon.

It would be unethical to collect from your neighbor and then file a claim with your carrier for damages.

One of the units was currently rented for $3300, with an accompanying lease and last month's rent deposit collected at close.

And if we mail it how do we properly collect a certificate of service that will provide proof in court that we delivered the notice on time.Can we hire someone to legally serve the Notice?