This transparency can also foster a positive landlord-tenant relationship by promoting open communication and trust.Move-In/Move-Out Inspections:Documents related to move-in and move-out inspections are of utmost importance for both tenants and property managers.

As the title says, I would like to purchase a few (or a couple of larger) multifamily properties to cash-flow at least $10K per month (ideally $12K/mo.).The criteria are mainly:-B-class properties/locations (i.e. no "ghetto" properties)-Professionally managed by a reputable/trustworthy company (not fly-by-night operations)-Looking mainly in Texas DFW, San Antonio, Austin, Houston) & Wisconsin (Milwaukee and surrounding areas)What kind of investment would this require? 

My advice is to find an investor-friendly title company and talk to them.

Could anyone redirect me to a title company that has experience with wholesalers in the greater Cincinnati area?

Get something in an A or B class area and a good agent and you should be able to tell whether they are good during a time as a buyer representative and they can then lease it for you and you might be able to manage remotely and save on the pm fee or a pm company will take it on. 

I am not located there so I am looking for any referrals for a Title company to assist with the offers and closing.I have bought property down there before through a Realtor but finally ready to pursue possible cash purchases and maybe some wholesaling.For you remote landlords and flippers, how hard is it to get and keep remote team together when you can't be there to oversee the process.Any tips you can provide is greatly appreciated.dk

We are a boutique rental company so I pride myself in top notch rentals and hospitality!

Investing is building wealth over a period of time.Focus on making as much money as you can with your W-2 job and then dump some money into a LTR over a period of time.Put the money in slowly so you can get accumulated with your network(PM Company, contractor, etc) and then scale faster as you are more comfortable.Then after you accumulate some properties, determine if you can scale back your hours at work to go from Full-time to part-timebest of luck

Hello.The previous property management company that we used did a crappy job managing our house and because of that, my wife and I didn't receive 3 months of rent payments (from September through November 2023).

I've only heard this recently in a book I read, and by a closing agent from a title company.