Most management software compiles all the information and allows the company to communicate with potential tenants in batches.

We politely tell them the owner hired us to handle the home, but if they really want to communicate with the owner, they can submit their request in writing and we will forward it to the owner.

-Schedule weekly calls with contractor to hold them accountable and keep us involved in the rehab-Get multiple bids on rehab on the front end, and cheapest is not always the best option-Communication with partners is key-COVID caused a delay in completion so always plan on extra holding costs Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

She really liked it and said the landlords were "nice" but that they were actually quite difficult to work with (I think there might be a slight barrier in communications/understanding what the landlords were saying as English is their second language).

Communication is key with all parties involved.

I manage about 120 doors and I treat them all is if they were my own and I communicate with the clients the way I would expect to be communicated with.

They do a 6 month inspection, communicate well. 

We had an agreement that they could rent month to month, as long as they kept communication open and let us know of a move at least 2 months in advance because we rent from Mexico and our condo is in Canada.

They are great people, communicate well, and background checks & credit all came back excellent and clean. 

There isn’t much communication except email that works maybe 80% of the time and limited outside call use.