Communication has been a major issue, and I'm finding it difficult to get timely updates or clear answers from them.Given these challenges, I am losing faith in their ability to manage the property effectively and am seriously considering switching to a new property manager.Has anyone experienced similar issues?

Usually, I rent my rooms for long-term rentals with a minimum 6-month lease.

It usually takes too long for repairmen to come out under those plans. 

Our recent mid-term rental guests moved out and left the place immaculate.

Here’s a recent real world example. . .This deal was put together by my former student, current friend, and now successful real estate investor.Source: expired listingLocation: investor, Florida; property, IllinoisType: long term lease option via a sandwich leaseTerms between investor and homeowner:a) 48 monthsb) option to purchase price $135Kc) rent, $1200d) cash out of pocket, $0.

Hello BP Family,Just wondering your thoughts on New Builds as an investment- whether it be a build and sell or build and hold long term as a rental.

Long and short.

I’ve heard from countless people over the years who made their construction financing decisions strictly based on the term sheet terms and have had miserable experiences.

If you can sacrifice some short term cash flow, Columbus should be an overall better market for appreciation and long term cash flow.

For my problems over the past few years I would strongly suggest that you do drive-bys long before and long after the scheduled inspection.