I am a broker and I only work in Commercial and yet DAILY on these forums I am in AWE at the way some of you interact both on this site as well as out there in the big world!!!

You can come to your own conclusions about this lender, however I did not pursue further interactions with these individuals or company.I posted a message around the end of April 2018 looking for long-term financing for a wholly-owned 3-plex.

Do you just find statistics of a given area online, or talking with everyone you interact with, or other ways?

I look forward to interacting with you and everyone else on this thread in the future 

I would personally pick option C.Place tenant myself and self manage for the following reasons:I don't like giving away 10% of my rents.No one is going to care about my property more than me.I have systems in place that allow my to self manage with minimal time.I have a great support staff that I can text when there is a repair that is needed.I rarely take calls from tenants and tell them to text me to keep from getting caught up in their drama.If they don't pay rent on time and it is a repetitive problem I file an eviction to train them they must pay on time or go somewhere else.They can pay rent with Zelle, paypal or deposit rent into my bank account (most deposit into my account)It is their job to pay rent on time I do not collect or chase rent it comes to me.My rental portfolio is very passive with little interaction required by me.

Hello Account ClosedI would recommend continually reading and interacting in the forums.

One that will handle all tenant interactions as my client wants to be pretty much hands-off.We are looking in Norfolk, Bristol and Plymouth counties.Any referrals would be appreciated.

Im excited to start this journey and looking forward to learning as much as I can and to interact with people. 

Because I am overseas, I have come here to connect and interact with you fine, knowledgable people.

In 83 Million Eviction Records, a Sweepingand Intimate New Look at Housing in Americahttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/04/07/upshot/millions-of-eviction-records-a-sweeping-new-look-at-housing-in-america.html