I have told the management company they will be reimbursing me for the fine by deducting their fees by the 50 and told them I need full communication on every matter as soon as something comes up.I don’t want to overreact by firing a company that I have just started working with (that has amazing reviews) and the rehab process has gone well until this matter.I also know how much of a pain this particular HOA can be.Any suggestions how to handle this issue?

There are a lot of PM software systems that allow you to bill and collect rent online.

This, coupled with an online portal and rental capability along with utilizing a call center allows me to manage the properties from home for the most part.

I think it smells fishy and I would work hard to force the current Landlord to cancel those leases before closing so you can buy the property and have complete control over it.If you can't terminate the leases, I would ask to review the applications and find out how they were screened, if at all.

In an effort to keep myself accountable to the goals I set in Brian's thread, at the beginning of each month, I am going to start a thread recapping my previous month with the purpose of reviewing: What I accomplished in the previous month to help me achieve my goals.Where I fell short of my goals last month.

There is free software out there that will effectively market your property, screen tenants, price your rental based on comparable properties, provide renters insurance and online applications, etc.

I don’t want to overreact by firing a company that I have just started working with (that has amazing reviews) and the rehab process has gone well until this matter.

Luckily, much of the necessary info is meanwhile online.

If it's a management company, you can try finding the company's contact info online.

Redfin offered a better technology for people to search properties on line.