The owner is under an LLC company.

Looking at pool companies for service.

Can anyone recommend companies that can set up automatic withdrawals of the tenants rent. 

Columbus has been booming lately, thanks to big tech companies like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google setting up shop here with warehouses and data centers.

Here are some more details...The property has a $40K+ water bill.The water company has informed us that with foreclosures, the new owners are not on the hook for past balances.so the lender/trustee is responsible for rectifying this... and the balance is so high they're delaying until they figure something out.Aside from that bill, there are no other encumbrances and we're able to get clean title with owner's title insurance.We got in the deal with cold, hard personal cash.We have a balance, which is {AuctionWinAmount - DownPayment].This balance accumulates interest until we close.so we have equitable title, but the property is not deeded to us until we close with the trustee.

Tons of value, insight into what he and his company are thinking, and never spammy.

(this is the house hack option for people who do not like sharing ;) And of course, if you go full solar, most localities and power companies offer many kickbacks if you do decided to have the main power connected as well.Modulars are insanely affordable, quaint, and built well with tons of options. 

I come myself, estimate what's need to be done, if I can't fix myself, I tell them that I'll call my contractor and as soon as he's available - I'll give them 24 hour notice.Usually I call my contractors for at least $100 job or they'll include the driving time in any job.To call plumber - just to show up - costs $80-100 depends on a company or who's taking the call.

Hello, would you hire a property management company or just manage the property yourself if the property is located on the other coast?

I’m thinking of investing there and want to explore if it’s possible to independently manage the property vs a management company.