We come from a background managing short term rentals, rather than long term.We do a smaller refundable damage deposit of $500.

Up to this point we've managed it on our own, but we are entering waters we don't fully understand how to manage. 

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I recently fired one of our property managers because of how bad they were and really cost us a lot of money.

In exchange for their financial support, partnering with investors who have money to invest but do not have the time or experience to locate and manage properties might provide invaluable information.One can purchase homes with little to no down payment by utilizing creative financing alternatives such as seller carryback financing, lease options, and subject-to transactions.

With a system of management it's not too difficult.

That's about 14% of your annual income, not 25%.Is it wise to self-manage?

If you don't live in the area, most towns will force you to hire a property manager. 

The bookkeeping is good for some things like doing taxes or looking at reports of how things are performing, but it doesn't help much with budgeting and making day to day decisions for how to manage money.

This is absolutely abhorrent lending behavior and was somehow approved by a committee consisting only of the CEO,CCO, and EVP.Nitya Capital is a Texas-based real estate investor founded and managed by Swapnil Agarwal.