Do you just call over someone to take a look at it and then call the company to address?

The management company helps me collect the bill, address any phone calls, and they do a walk through around the exterior of the home once per year.

I recognize this is a very old post, but wondering if you've learned more about property taxes and how to address them in a sub2 deal.

These will likely come from CVent or BiggerPockets email addresses.

We've purchased tons of inherited houses in the Coastal Bend, and without exception, they've all needed title issues addressed.

If you mention the property address that might help get their attention.

I used to work for a wholesaling company so when we got the address the first thing I would do is go on Zillow to see the most recent pics of the inside of the property.

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Our c LTR tenants are way above average, but I suspect STR wear would be about the same as average C tenants if all items were addressed immediately.  

Does it address it at all?