I would at turn over endevour to take all carpet out and replace with hard surface flooring.. also depending on the size of the company and man power it could be hard to get instant communications.running rentals or running PM's is not a set it and forget it thing. you have to be diligently engaged

I had to repeatedly travel back to the house over and over for meetings with a specific firm of plumbers that the HOA insisted come there with the brief to persuade me to believe I had pipes leaking under my slab foundation - and push me to pay them for extensive unnecessary works.The previous (independent) pumpers and the engineer had already explored all this and confirmed no such issues The Board started inviting me to take part in the morning meetings they set up monthly to argue with homeowners who have broken rules. 

I'm also working on setting up a date to see the house, with Thanksgiving this week it might end up being over the weekend or the beginning of next week.

You’ll be setting up systems for one str so go ahead reap the rewards with two.

I’m in Philadelphia, so I set my keyword alerts for topics and subjects in Philadelphia.

However, it is important for investors to consider their own risk tolerances and investment objectives and not just focus on tax benefits. 

I just try and set up multiple showings at a time.

There is of course an initial time investment to get your listing set up, but once it's up it's no big deal. 

For example, let's say the going rate of comps within a specific set of Single Family Homes is 350K-$375K.

So I’m looking to buy my first deal, at the moment I don’t have the capital to pay cash for a $60k property, I have been looking at getting an FHA loan, doing the rehab, putting a renter In place, and hopefully be able to refinance with a traditional 30 yr mortgage, I have the cash set aside for a $15k-$20k rehab, so my main thing is does this make sense to do?