The per unit fee can be cut to $20 if you take their land lording course.

As you get into larger projects, it becomes less cut and dry.....and your resume (past projects) becomes more necessary on those bigger deals. 

Then the process of finding a new tenant begins.My attorney thought that was the best way to do it to help cut down on vacancy rates.  

Every p.m. should have a clear cut procedure for every action that normally occurs managing a property.

Print out the cut sheet of the product you want and have on hand. 

This will cut down on your time needed by 95% and allow you to keep your job, also makes the best financial sense.

You've got a starter strip of shingles at the edge of the roof.

In 5 years you might want topurchase another property and either cut a few investors out or seek new investors all together.

I seriously doubt that this is the case in most out of state rental markets, unless perhaps you are looking in class A neighborhoods.Con: You can't as easily or practically as a newbie buy under market value and force appreciation.Con: You can't obtain favorable lending terms through house hacking.Con: You have to pay everyone to do everything for you, which not only cuts into your profits but also robs you of learning the business hands on.Con: Lots of cons ... con men and women telling you everything that you want to hear to sell you the dream and take your money.

You're multifamily tenants are not going to cut the lawn like a SFR tenant would.Vacancy is also generally easier on the landlord with multifamilies.