There are of course a lot of reviews in these forums and elsewhere (turnkey reviews etc.) but I'm looking for aggregate and detailed log data.For example, all of the incidents (repairs, issues) that the PM company logged across their entire portfolio.

Be sure to lock in to local eyes you can trust.  

We are constantly looking for property and we run comps when we find one that catches our eye. 

I have much other details about this if anyone needs to see it ..... 

I also have my eye on Ohio, Florida and Missouri but for now am honing in Indy. 

They should be able to provide a general breakdown and ballpark cost but it probably takes 10+ hours to write up a detailed scope and why would they do that if you are just in the exploratory phase? 

So keep an eye out for the leasing provision in your declaration (if any) because that is the controlling document.So to recap, if the declaration is silent on leasing, you’ll be able to rent unless the declaration is properly amended, or if the board adopts a rule/regulation restricting rentals.

Which is fine IF that's what they say they're doing, but it's not.Once again AirBNB is far better with owner tools, as their Superhost criteria is explicitly spelled out and you can view your progress in detail at any time.

If you attended those types of meet ups with that fire in your eyes, other more experienced investors will see that and will be absolutely eager to help someone who they think is just like they were in their 20s.

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