For me I chose to keep it for emotional reasons because Its still the nicest property I have lol.

As a lender and an investor the most important quality I seek when looking for an agent to partner with is quick and consist ant communication. 

References go a long way - speaking to folks who have worked with them on investment properties from start to finish to see how they handle communication with an OOS client.

Your communication will be directly with me, and not anyone else.

Our property manager performs multiple inspections throughout the year, maintaining good if not better condition of our investments and we have been so pleased with their communication and  transparency in comparison to other PM's we have worked with in other parts of the country.

Maybe they communicate differently but have good intentions.

Things like maintenance, cleaning, and guest communication can all be time-consuming, especially if you have multiple properties.

It's a great business to get into, but there is definitely a lot to learn.Here are ten tips for new agents to excel in their roles:Develop strong communication skills: Effective communication is essential in sales and customer service.

In our opinion, the number one reason most people buy a house is they love it.A HOME is a concept or feeling, different from a HOUSE, which is physical.So, buying a HOME to live in is an emotional decision.

Even if you do not budget, just the practice of reviewing the various categories of expenses you are spending in weekly creates this conservative emotion in your head causing you to reduce spending habits.I've used Mint for about 3 years and just recently switched over to Quicken.