Yea, i ended up using 2 GCs: one was very late with everything (found him via BP actually), so i let him go and found another one, who was a bit more expensive, but completed the project.

I would be happy to connect with you to share my experiences in multiple states (CO, CA). 

You also should prepare yourself (financially and otherwise) for this tenant to holdover at the end of the term.

Just enter a summary at the end of the month.- Keep in mind your amount are reconciled from Buildium to your Bank accountFor Property Management- everything mentioned above for Landlords- As to the expenses, if you are creating reports for owners from Buildium, then you should enter it in both the software. 

@Justin Rowe My main focus was to find a property with acceptable profit margins, and in a C- or better neighborhood, which at the time was challenging.I ended up buying in the Alta Monte neighborhood.

Many applicants just want to tell us their excuses over the phone, but if they won’t take the time to put it in writing, we find they rarely end up being good tenants.UnderwritingTraditionally, landlords have only looked at the income of applicants and approved those having income equal to three times the property rent.

I am VERY interested in your risk assessment and I'm looking to gather information and from your experience, help the decision be made.

There are DIY tents/domes that can cost $5K on one end of the spectrum and the peak "Glamping" experience on the other end.

I have done some research but curious about the experience people here have had. 1.

It is a bit on the higher end and their software support service package is an additional expense.