Both my management company and the homeowner were sued.

Currently own my primary residence and 2 investment properties are a beach condo (short term) and single family home (long term rental).The problem is I run a successful business and have no time to do the research in new markets, deal flow, upgrades, making sure cashflow, property management, etc.I am also not a real estate professional.

Yes, you will get more on seller finance than on the market most likely, but now you are the bank managing the payments and amortization.

As such I'm shopping around for property managers.

Hi,I am doing a lot of analysis of SBR opportunities in a few different places and talking to a lot of folks (i.e. agents and property managers). 

I was thrown in feet first to manage our family's rental properties.

Managed to check out one episode on organic farming.

I jumped onto more active REI Q4 22 when i realized some managers had no grasp of a changing environment, and others were way ahead of it.

Hello, BiggerPockets community,I own a property in Indianapolis and have been using Real Property Management Indianapolis (RPM Indy) for property management.

Sometimes people who are comfortable managing the details of a job will hire a less skilled person to do it knowing they can get a MUCH better price and a "decent" job IF they themselves stay on top of how the work is being done.