Hi BP friends - Does anyone have a great recommendation for a respected and tested Rental property manager in Orlando?

In terms of neighborhoods, I'm still familiarizing myself with the different parts of Sacramento and how much people pay for rent respectively.

Additionally, within each respective state the city portion has different regions with differing costs and opportunities.

You don't have to lose the friendship over it, just be cautious in your phrasing so they know it's the NUMBERS that are making you make the low offer, not your respect for them.

I have two houses that the inspector told me needed new roofs within a 1 and 5 years respectively.

Respectfully,Brian

I got mad respect for this man, he drove that truck till the very end.

@Tamas Zsebe With respect to your questions:#1: Much of the advice you can receive on this is highly dependant on the particulars of your situation.

I know there are a number of agents that will not make you as much of a priority if you don't have a pre-approval letter because it is a way to show  who is ready and who is simply kicking tires.If you haven't you should get that taken care of ASAP.If you have already shown your agent a preapproval letter for the respective price range and he/she is not getting back to you in a timely manner then find yourself another agent, a BUYER's agent.

The key is to ensure that the tenant is paying his or her rent into the clerk of court depository during the pendency of the action because if they failed to do that, that is grounds for immediate removal so you definitely want to ensure that is being done.With respect to additional cash flowing properties, I actually have six condos/townhouses in the Jacksonville market that I am looking to unload.