So to answer your question, it really depends on the rental market and how the tenant is paying and if they are stable enough to afford the increase.

We've been debugging for a while now, but until you put something into a production environment with lots of users, you don't always get them.

Especially for a guru pitching his product.

We are now at the point where we need a good recommendation for an affordable property management company that communicates properly with an out of state landlord and will not take advantage of that situation.Thanks in advance for any help.Brian Rhodes

I know there are a number of REI clubs here in Dallas and I don't want to waste my time at the ones that just pitch products or hype.I'll definitely check out The Roddy Roundup!

They are also usually affordable with good rents.Example: Lincoln, Nebraska; Madison, Wisconsin; Tallahassee, Florida; Baton Rouge, Louisiana, etc.

From there, you would divide by 2% to get the price you can afford to pay.

The bigger property can afford a full time property manager and full time repair guy.

While they make a great product to sell as a canned beginner scheme, they really aren't a beginner strategy while being ethical, compliant and get to a successful closing. :)

Sometimes, if someone cannot afford to pay local property taxes, they also cannot pay the federal income tax.