I googled a few websites and didn't find something that was simple, crisp and thorough.I'd like to send something ahead of time to the tenant.I do see a lot of move-in/move-out checklist, but not much for periodic rental inspections.Thanks!

Managing my own properties and building systems/processes to become the best hands on property manager will help me jump into creating my management company to where I'll be able to offer the same quality service to other investors who don't want that responsibility. 

If you're doing all of the accounting and recordkeeping for the properties and giving the CPA good Income and Expense records, this level of fee is pretty high, in my opinion.I might charge something like that only if you were handing me a shoebox, 20 bank accounts statements for the year and incredibly messy recordkeeping.

I am an out of state investor and have bought a handful of wholesale properties in Columbus this year so might be interested if it fits with my portfolio. 

Todd, a subject too is a sleight of hand transaction behind the back of the bank.

I'm a relative newbie investor with two homes currently and the cash in hand to acquire one, likely a duplex.A lot of the webinars talk about ... what's your why, what's your goal?

A simple turn, burn and cash offer isn't how you help these people. 

If you on the other hand, have plenty of time and desire to spend on RE as a business, then decide on your niche, educate yourself first, and take action.

I get my letters printed by a local printer and then hand deliver door-to-door.

There are so many layers of locations and employees that doing simple tasks can be burdensome .