Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

I think when you hire a PM you have 3 choices 1)  A very small local provider (<15 units) and they tend to me 1-2 person operations, they are the one unclogging toilets, answering guests, etc and it is tough to do everything, so things lack. 2) A large/nationwide provider where you are only a number and they usually lack local resources 3) A mid size local provider who have resources and you are not just a number.Through effective revenue management with a revenue manager, and being listed on 15+ sites including Marriott Homes & Villas, JetBlue and Allegiant Airlines, Hyatt and Amex Travel (coming soon) we are bringing in more revenue than most can self managing, offsetting our fee.One of the top questions I tell people to ask their manager is the fees, who keeps them? 

So, we're very familiar with the S8 program and tenants, and how to properly screen them to avoid the worst ones.PM us if you have additional questions:)

Their scripts/list of questions should be short and to the point... then, you'll follow up with the warm/serious leads.If you're getting into social media and possibly SEO marketing, check out platforms like SEM rush that can provide great insights, analytics, suggestions, and more.Hopefully, the BP community can weigh in regarding other lead source options.

I'd love some perspective or questions I should be thinking about on any of the info I've shared and definitely also looking for connections here in the Milwaukee area. 

The agent is filling out an application/quote with the question asking what type of heat the property has.

The people you are going to have make the calls for you will need dorection on what to say, what questions to ask, what kind of info you want about the property etc.

As a local investor and agent here in Columbus, let me know if you have any questions or want to connect!

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Hey @Dave Foster, as someone who plans on selling on a 1031 exchange in the next 12 months, I have a question:  in the scenario for the buyer you outlined above, it doesn't seem particularly beneficial to the seller, because if they keep the note outside the exchange they're paying taxes on a boot that they wouldn't have if they got a different buyer who could meet their price, or they're having to replace with outside cash the note inside the exchange.If I were the seller (and like I said, I will be in the next 12 months) I wouldn't like either of those outcomes.