This is why you always use a property manager.2.

With the second one, I told them I was the property manager.

The out-of-state seller utilized a typical property management company which resulted in bloated expenses and a rent roll below market levels.

• 4 apartments renovated just 8 weeks post-closing after buying out existing leases• $33K per unit renovation, achieving 27% ROI• Legacy tenant rents increased 10-20%• $148K capital investment generated 50-60% rental increases• Professionalized property management added What was the outcome?

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Hey Stephanie, If I am being totally honest I think you should hire a property manager.

I have recently started using Obligo in my property management company (MS Coast Rentals).Tenant move out is super easy.

It's important to manage your calendar so you don't allow far-out STR bookings that would interfere with a more recent MTR stay. 

House hacking will also give you some personal "property management" experience.

They are seeking a project manager who can manage to assist with the rehab PLUS they can bring with them a rehab/flip construction crew.