You can manage 10 brand new homes that are practically identical, which makes any repairs or changes easy.

Send me a message and I'll refer you to a reasonable and reliable tester.

As others have mentioned, you are going to want to find quality, reliable professionals to work with.

The rental option would be my first consideration, but being long distance and not have a reliable contractor in the area will make things difficult. 

For a 4-plex condominium complex, I was paying $144/year per unit in 2019, now I am getting quotes that are $550/year per unit for identical units in same complex.2) Insurance providers such as State Farm have stopped taking new customers for landlord insurance, and companies such as Travellers have set limits of no more than 10 units per landlord.Has anyone else faced a similar situation?

Hi everyone,Does anyone have recommendations for a reliable and reasonably priced insurance company.

If you can get reliable help and can give them enough work that you aren’t on the bottom of their priority list, it is a blessing.

How do you find reliable contractors willing to work with you?

Some key differences between the two are outlined below:Cape Coral:-City water/septic, higher tax rates, very high appreciation potential, mediocre immediate returnsLehigh Acres:-100% well/septic with no plans of city utilities in the near future, standard county baseline tax rates, decent appreciation potential, highest reliable immediate returns to be found in the area in small multifamily purchases.Let me know if you have any other questions, would be happy to help!

I’m in search of a dependable, reliable concrete contractor for an addition that I’m doing on a fix and flip on the west side of Atlanta.