If they are not aligned then simply keep looking till you find one that is.I would look up NARPM and start with them..Below are some questions I would think would be a good starting point for you to see who really treats their company like a business or a hobby.Questions to Ask prospective management companies1.

I’ve been preparing for this for over a year by saving money (we all know the pay droughts that can occur especially when starting) and I’m ready to hit the floor running.There are a couple things I would love some feedback on:1) I created a daily schedule I’m going to try following which consists of 3.5hrs prospecting daily (5.5hrs for days with no appts/showings).

It is an exciting prospect to open yourself up to unlimited investment opportunities by expanding your locale.Best of luck!!

You also have a rentor with tenant damage and the need to spruce up for a sale later.  

Of course, any damages that are caused by me or the guests will be paid for by me.

Hello,We are prospecting a location for potential new development which may be Condos or apartments.

That does not mean she cannot be charged for any and all damage as it occurs on the property.

The idea of tying up $50K for the prospect of earning a net 10% return of $5K isn't an attractive way to build and scale a portfolio.

I have an experienced attorney but I have a sinking feeling I will never get the tenant to pay legal costs or for any damage.

I have an experienced attorney but I have a sinking feeling I will never get the tenant to pay legal costs or for any damage.