I includ tenant placement in the PM scope.Bad Tenants, late payments, pricing repairs, communication, what's on your list, how do you respond or avoid issues. 

Hello BP community, looking forward to learning and communicating with a lot of you here on Bigger Pockets.

Any department names you have would help us google numbers or even post them if you have them handy.I've read many posts in the last few months that touch on some or all of thesee topics but looking to compile a more comprehensive list for me and others investing in Baltimore City. 

The good thing is I found this invaluable place to communicate and learn.I would particularly like to meet investors in the SF bay area for  education and networking.Best,Kevin

Which I'm sure is not unique, but the fix is having lines of communication established up front for how to report maintenance issues, what is emergencies, having water lines/cut-offs clearly marked for tenants, etc.Others?

Based on current workload and the project circumstances, we like to communicate to the client when they should expect to hear back from us.  

The goal of this would be to utilize some or all of the equity that I currently have to put a large down payment on my next purchase, or generate cash flow to help pay off the new mortgage.

Would be interested in communicating with you guys on the area and helping each other out.

SF market is hot and with multiple offers on the table for units, sellers are not interested in 3.5% down when they are getting over asking, 20% down or all cash offers. 

Just keep plugging away and do your due diligence and communicate how and why your deal is a good deal.